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Public tutorial "The way I animate sprites" - Gespenst - 09-15-2013 Yes, how do you animate your sprites, make them move? Lets share our ways of animating, maybe it would help younger spriters Mono (Click to View) BashCrazy (Click to View) BluePhoenix (Click to View) gad (Click to View) Men'n'Mine (Click to View) Luti (Click to View) RE: How do you animate? - Gad - 09-15-2013 ... since you started the topic u could share your way as first one RE: How do you animate? - Marko - 09-15-2013 Agree with Gad, you are pretty good at it. just do it. I need tips for it !!! RE: How do you animate? - Gespenst - 09-15-2013 cant right now, bit busy with some things. for gad (Click to View) RE: How do you animate? - bashscrazy - 09-15-2013 That doesn't sound childish at all. You said "let's share our ways of animating" Why aren't you sharing? Anyways for me, mostly I just grab a sprite and draw over it. Or I create different parts that are moving like an arm. then replace the arm, etc. some of my giant canvases of animating moves for vegeta in teh past (back in 2011) (Click to View) super giant canvas (Click to View) RE: How do you animate? - Silverthorn - 09-15-2013 edit: curses, ninja'd! Seriously? You're going to continue arguing without ever providing anything beneficial to the topic? Disappointing. Back to topic, in the (albeit rare) case of animating, I usually do it in Photoshop (or ImageReady, if you got CS2 or lower). I usually do a "1 layer per frame"-approach: place every sprite on a separate layer. Hide all but one (ie. click on the eye-symbol next to the layer-icon). In the animations-palette, you can then add a new frame. In the new frame, you hide the only visible layer and show a different instead. Repeat that procedure until done. To save it as a gif: "Save for Web and Devices" (or Ctrl+Alt+Shift+S), select GIF, hit "Save". It does require to take apart the whole sheet and can get extremely tedious when you do lots of edits right after doing the animation, though Flash is probably a little better in that matter. RE: How do you animate? - Gespenst - 09-15-2013 Quote:Seriously? You're going to continue arguing without ever providing anything beneficial to the topic?who said that I am not trying to provide? yes I am harsh, not showing respect. [size=large]RESERVED POST FOR PROVIDING SOME THING TO THE TOPIC WHICH IS NOT A TOTAL sh****] As I said before, I was bit busy RE: How do you animate? - Rhino.Freak - 09-15-2013 photoshop, or pivot.. and I guess Gad had a point, no need to argue on it :/ RE: How do you animate? - Gespenst - 09-15-2013 (09-15-2013, 05:08 PM)rhino.freak Wrote: photoshop, or pivot..asked how do you animations, the way you do things. not what do u use. RE: How do you animate? - Gad - 09-15-2013 i animate frame by frame if that helps |