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Closei just went searching for sprites and every site ive come accross just ends up giving me this:
i know this might sound irritating, but its annoying not to know..
the obvious answer might be to just cut it up on paint, but it takes time and i know theres probably some FREAKING obvious answer that some dude with too much time on his hands has to tell me, acting like im a complete dumbass...
i know this might sound irritating, but its annoying not to know..
the obvious answer might be to just cut it up on paint, but it takes time and i know theres probably some FREAKING obvious answer that some dude with too much time on his hands has to tell me, acting like im a complete dumbass...
You are searching sprite databases. These websites are not rpgmaker/game maker/whatever web pages and exist solely for the purpose of dumping graphics. It is up to you to arrange them in a format that is compatible with the program you use.
You want some kind of image editor that can create grid lines on your image, guessing where to put each frame in ms paint will only give you headaches
You want some kind of image editor that can create grid lines on your image, guessing where to put each frame in ms paint will only give you headaches
puppet
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i was going to make a arcade scroller on game maker
so far i found one limited site that has already cut them up for you, but they only host final fantasy characters
so far i found one limited site that has already cut them up for you, but they only host final fantasy characters
What's stopping you from learning the dimensions gamemaker supports (or learning how to define those dimensions, as the case may be) and cutting them up yourself?
author=Karsuman link=topic=4084.msg83118#msg83118 date=1246099475Well, you see...
What's stopping you from learning the dimensions gamemaker supports (or learning how to define those dimensions, as the case may be) and cutting them up yourself?
author=puppet link=topic=4084.msg83110#msg83110 date=1246093310That takes effort, and god forbid he put any effort into his game.
the obvious answer might be to just cut it up on paint, but it takes time
Get iDraw. You can choose what dimensions you want. If you're going for RM2K/3 dimensions - 24x32 (WxH)
Look at a regular sprite sheet if you want to know how to 'set them up' properly. Have fun.
Look at a regular sprite sheet if you want to know how to 'set them up' properly. Have fun.
Bandito
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author=TooManyToasters link=topic=4084.msg83123#msg83123 date=1246100790
That takes effort, and god forbid he put any effort into his game.
What does effort mean? I am confused do you put ketchup on it and eat it?
worrierjeb
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post=83112what was the website?
i was going to make a arcade scroller on game maker
so far i found one limited site that has already cut them up for you, but they only host final fantasy characters
myersguy
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Game Maker lets you define the dimensions for spritesheets...
If you want separate sprites for everything, cut it up, and do some animation.
If you aren't even willing to throw the effort in to cut up the sprite sheet, quit now, because your game will be awful.
If you want separate sprites for everything, cut it up, and do some animation.
If you aren't even willing to throw the effort in to cut up the sprite sheet, quit now, because your game will be awful.
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