Question about Victor's animated battle system

[BlackRoseMii]

I'll make it short:

I wanted to use Victor's animated battle system for my first game and unfortunatly I don't understand a thing Oo I just don't know how to import the graphics. Or rather, I don't know what file it should be (gif or a normal png like the normal sprites. And if it should be png, how many frames and what size should it have?)

This is the kind of battle sprite I thought I could use:

Spoiler

http://blackrosemii.deviantart.com/art/Tomoe-Mami-Pixel-Animation-389444713

It would be great if someone could help me ^^°

 

[Fyro]

I had a very hard time learning it myself, but I understand it after tinkering and doing alot of reading. Right now I'm at work, though, so hope you don't mind I'll post up information you'll find very valuable when I come back later. It'll be a few hours, though. ^^"

sprite sheets need to be a certain ratio (can't remember right now), and with the $filename.png. And that said, PNGs is what's supported. I don't think gifs are.

 

[RKDV]

I ended up finding this awhile ago(I didn't make it, just found it on Deviantart, credit going to Xronosmax). Hope the attachment clarifies some things!

 

[BlackRoseMii]

This doesn't completely answer my question, but at least part of it. Thanks anyway^^

 

[Rai-guy]

I would suggest lookin at youtube.com for passivelions demo, he does a few one including victors scripts. He does a great job explaining.

 

[Shaz]

I've moved this thread to RGSSx Script Support. Please be sure to post your threads in the correct forum next time. Thank you.

 

[BlackRoseMii]

I would suggest lookin at youtube.com for passivelions demo, he does a few one including victors scripts. He does a great job explaining.

Thank you! That should really help^^

 

[kerbonklin]

Character sprites are 32x32, and their sheets are 3x4 (3 columns and 4 rows) making them 96x128 pixels, and are PNG files with transparent backgrounds. If you go to the program's Resource Manager (F10), you can browse through all the RTP stuff to get a better picture of how resources work and what they look like. Feel free to export the RTP stuff as well and look at them in a image-editing program like Photoshop or GIMP.