JUDE'S PROFILE

There's a fair amount of inconsistency in shading and texturing styles here The beds are sort of like refmap, using colored noise to imply texture. The walls look almost like a photograph or something taken out of Doom 3, with a high degree of realism. The floors and lockers are very low contrast with dithered shading. The lockers in particular stand out against everything else. Have you considered texturing everything similarly to the way the walls are? Also, it looks like you have a tiling error where the wall meets the room borders.

author=White_Rabbit
I remember like 10 years or so ago, I found a way to break out of the tile-move system. But I couldn't find any tutorial/patch for 2k3 in the past weeks.

Since you're using 2k3, I recommend just sticking to the tile-based movement, avoiding dynamic sprite scaling since you can even use the method I suggested at all, and designed your backdrops with equal proportions akin to isometric, though your tilt can be different from area to area (which is what you appear to already be doing anyway). To add per-pixel movement is more hassle than it's worth, and any dynamic scaling would have to be done exclusively based on the sprite's vertical coordinate. These are greater obstacles than you probably grasp.

Speaking of characters, just finished my 3rd playable character battle animation. I might be going to make a video though, because seeing the sprites alone doesn't really give you an impression of how they look animated.

Just make a GIF. And what's with showing compressed jpegs for spritework anyway?

This game was amusing. Pom is totally a metaphor for the average internet asshole. Talks a lot of shit from behind a computer screen, but is in truth the tiniest dog of all.

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