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RPG MAKER VX CHILD SPRITE
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Soulbladesba
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Closeim not really a very good artist and have been using generators too make the majority of my characters however there is no option too make a child sprite, i was wondering if someone could point me too a genrator or make me one.
If you want a specific kind of child you should probably leave more details so people know what to make.
If you're after someone to make you a child sprite generator... well, there is the Game Character Hub - a program that allows you to create sprites in the RTP style with a lot of flexibility. It's currently $15, but on Steam they tend to have a lot of sales (I think it was down to about $5 the other day) so you can get it pretty cheap. It's pretty good for editing sprites.
If you're after someone to make you a child sprite generator... well, there is the Game Character Hub - a program that allows you to create sprites in the RTP style with a lot of flexibility. It's currently $15, but on Steam they tend to have a lot of sales (I think it was down to about $5 the other day) so you can get it pretty cheap. It's pretty good for editing sprites.
Since I Kinda already have stuff i use for making sprites i dont really need a genral sprite editor as for details about what i want it is just a child that looks like the guy below
You could take a hack attempt. If you've noticed, rtp child sprites have the same head size but about half the body size of the average sprite.
You can primarily use a character generator to start you off, and then slowly resize and refit the bodies of the sprites using an image editor of your choice (preferably one with layering options).
You can primarily use a character generator to start you off, and then slowly resize and refit the bodies of the sprites using an image editor of your choice (preferably one with layering options).
Gavitron
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The thing about the chibi art style is that they're already children. I mean really, that guy up there looks like he's about six years old. If the adults look like children, what do the children look like?
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