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2D All the way! / Best/Most suitable program to create graphics like this...

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actarus
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Posted: 19th Jun 2003 15:33
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Nilrem:Ever tried Moho?

You can create a 2D character in it(or load an rendered image) and then use a bone system on it to animate...It's great and easy

Modeling Tip of the Week:The more details you put on a model,the more you will learn from it!

If I've seen it all before,why's this bus taking me back again?
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BobCat
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Posted: 20th Jul 2003 01:21 Edited at: 20th Jul 2003 01:21
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I use Character Maker. Its what some people use for doing Tile based games and RPG Maker stuff. Like MS Paint but with a grid and you can select different parts at a time to edit and change the size of the bits of the image you take. Get it now or Die!

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Pincho Paxton
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Dpaint 4 was a classic. Not sure if I could tollerate it now though. It has some nice touches.....

Press B to grab an image off the screen with colour 0 as transparent, you can now use the image as a brush.

Press letter O to put an outline of the current selected colour around your brush.. has its uses as a quick AA. Or even an Emboss if you select fading colours as outlines.

The grid worked better than todays grids for some reason.

The palette was truly editable so that colours changed onscreen.

Commands like Circle worked from the centre of the circle which was much better for getting the scale right first click.

Lines could be bent in a nice simple way compared with most packages today.

Hmmm Maybe I could be happy with Deluxe Paint 4!


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Nilrem
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Will do actarus, everybody once again, thanks.

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DarkSith
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Posted: 15th Aug 2003 13:11 Edited at: 15th Aug 2003 13:13
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While we're on the subject of 2D greats...

You could (in theory) probably create it using animated sprites.
I played some great games and I'm not even that old!

Let's see...
Alfred Chicken
Prince of Persia (that's being remade for the XBOX)
Chaos Engine
Chaos Engine II
All Terrain Racing
Space Crusade
HeroQuest
Monkey Island (completed this eventually)
Exile (dead hard this one was, never did finish it)
Soccer Kid (on gameboy color I believe by Telegames)
Project X (still get this one... http://www.team17.com)
Click on softography and Project X.
Lemmings 2: The Tribes

These are but a few that I can remember playing. Might re-create one of these one day.

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Pincho Paxton
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Quote: "You could (in theory) probably create it using animated sprites."


Lol...Most of this entire topic is about animated sprites.



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