[RMMZ] EFFEKSEER IS DRIVING ME TO DRINK

That RMMZ, powerful bit of software. Totally worth it. But man oh man I am just not getting something with Effekseer.

Purely for test purposes (he lies...) I tried using some spell animations from an obscure snes game called Earthbound, and diligently followed the instructions in post #68 here.

And here's the animation I tried to reproduce.

And here's what I ended up with.

WTF, it's all blurry and semi-transparent, where are those sassy pixels I love so dearly. One of my pet theories is that it's just playing too fast, the original animation goes for three seconds and the ripped one for just over a second, maybe finding a way to slow it down (which I have failed so far to do) might change things. But probably not. So I'm stuck, would be greatly appreciative of anyone with a clue why this is happening, generally the consensus seems to be 'it shouldn't'.

author=unity
Hmm, I know JoSeraph was able to replicate pixel animations in a way that worked well, maybe he could help.

I still haven't gotten thru all the tutorials, so I'm still a complete newbie, but if you click on Windows and go down to the Recorder function, there's a Frequency (Frame) setting, dunno if messing with that and then exporting it again would help but it might be worth a shot?

Thx Unity, that's the next thing I'm gonna try once I chill myself down. :)

I noticed the maker got an update this morning and one of the changes to fix an issue where the animations are rendering differently. Well, I updated and that DID change things, from having a crappy animation to one that doesn't show up at all. Nope, just had to point the animation to the right texture folder, still getting the same blurry nonsense tho.

*drinking intensifies*

I'll gladly furnish the animation sheet and instructions I'm using to anyone who wants to test this out...it's a weird one.

author=kentona
the trick is to drink heavily all the time, to save effort of identifying situations where drinking helps

I have experimented with this method, the problem is that the drunker I get the blurrier the animations are.