I hadn't really intended to make damage sprites~ I figured folks that wanted to extend the tiles with that sort of thing are more then welcomed to it.
(I seriously need to talk to everyone that's made extensions and edits about posting their stuff too . _ .
They all look awesome.
The only Problem I see is the size difference between some of them and the characters.
As example, if you add a Bear or a Bison in game the character is bigger than them.
The Cow looked sizewise a bit better and the small animals look good since they are supposed to be smaller than the characters.
Is there a possibility to resize them in their Frame so they will look bigger in the game without causing compatibility issues?
Thanks a lot for the reply!
If you let me know or show me how too upscale These I could do it for you and repost here for everyone to get.
This way you will have some help with it and I can use these in my Project.
Only if it's ok for you though!
I'm A-OK with folks editing the sprites for their own benefits u w o/ knock yourself out~
The method I use for resizing though unfortunately pretty much requires an old outdated program no one uses anymore /)- 3 -; but I can try to describe it and maybe you can find a way on another program. I use Paintshop pro 7and in it, when you go to to resize there's an option to do a "pixel resize" in it, which means it'll just resize based on pixels rather then try to resize with antialias, making the sprites fuzzy or blurry. Pixel resize does leave the images looking pretty jagged and distorted, but so much easier to work with when you're working in sprites.
I mentioned this method sometime ago previously too here and you can kind of see an example what I mean about the differences in normal resizes and pixel resizes. Here's another example of it using one of the animal sprites I quickly made:
it still requires cleanup but not nearly as much as through normal resizing methods o 3 o/ and saves a ton of time with the work. It's just at this point I have well over 60+ unique animal sprites (more like 100+ if you count recolors too) and that's a ton of work . _ .; Over the years I've tried out various programs, but most of them don't have this pixel resize option. I believe Gimp has a similar feature called "scale image" and under "quality" you select none, which should give you similar results but-- mm don't quote me on that one. I don't typically use gimp and further testing needs to be done lol. The plus side though is if you can figure out how to do this, it makes editing almost anything much much easier.
I was using paintshoppro 8 till recently only because of the same reason and because of it's funktionalities and options that I loved to use for many years in fm2nd and other Projects. I'm still using a older Version I think it's the x6 or something on my pc (not on it at the Moment).
Haha! That's really funny and a huge coincidence!
I thought you meant a other way, if it's like this then it's really easy for me to do.
Thanks a lot!
Awesome! I would definitely use them if you did. My project requires an entire race of these little guys, so the more, the merrier!
Thanks again for letting me tinker.
Edit: Damage sprite is mostly done, though I could use some advice. I'm extremely new to spriting, and editing in general. Feel like it is a little off, but not quite sure how to tweak it. I'll have one for the original werewolf once I get this figured out.
aaah damage sprite looks fine to me o 3 o/ the only advice I have is maybe check out what other MV default's damage sprites and maybe working something out with showing legs n' what those look like but-- there's not many for that o m o;.... hmmm
well I was gonna release these sooner or later over on the base sprites thread u 3 u/ but been working on downed/damaged sprites:
