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Published: 2012-08-13 01:58:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 5706; Favourites: 136; Downloads: 98
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I really love this animation.It's really fluid, and I conquered my challenge of turning head directions.
Sprite and animation by me. I do not do human animation for commission, so please do not ask.
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Funny how he ended up looking like OmegaBrendan... or is it OmegaBrendan who ended up looking like Tyler?
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Kyaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah. XD Fangirling here. hahaha <3
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I Need A Trainer For My Game Could i Use This I'll Give Your Huge Credit
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I'd prefer that all of my characters stay with my own projects.Β
If you want though. You could commission me to make you a character. :b
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could you i would be very thankful and still give you credit of course
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all commission prices and details are on my profile page. If you interested in "hiring" me send me a note.
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Well the currency of deviantART are points. If you wanted to commission me to make you a trainer sprite, you'd need to supply me a design, and I'd sprite it for 150 points.
Then if you wanted an animation, it's 250 points. If you wanted both it would be 400 points.
It's about $4.00 in real life currency if you were buy the points from deviantART.
If you don't have points, you can either do so by buying the points with real money, or you can do so by doing commissions for other people. (or you could somehow get people to donate some to you.) :b
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oh well i Β don't have any money or points YetΒ
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Is there a Female Counterpart if there isn't can you make one
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I love this guy's design! Definietly main character worthy!
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I've been interested in learning how to do sprite animations. Was this pretty hard to do? It looks awesome, btw.
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No problem! I know animation is hard!
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owo hooo... *steals and runs* <3 very very pretty
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Lol come back here with my animation!
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Thanks, that means a lot coming from you
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Wow this is incredible!
Question: What did you use to animate it so fluidly?
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I just make like 12 frames. :3 no special programs
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Yes I see, but how did you rotate certain parts? o:
I tried with photoshop but after I rotate the sprite, it's all blurry. ono;
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Yeah, that's a problem most rotation tool have. First before doing anything I rip off every thing on the sprite (Like legs, arms, or anything you plan on rotating.)
When using the rotating tool, it should look pixely while you are actually doing the rotating. Take a screenshot of the page when it's rotating instead of pressing confirm or ok. Then paste that screenshot somewhere and use those.
I hope that made sence :/
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I see, thank you, I'll take consideration in this advice. ^_^
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Wow. I need to learn how to an animation as awesome as this.
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Well, if you ever learn how to do animations, I wish you luck.
I'm glad to be your inspiration. C:
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Thanks! Is there any special program that alows you to do animations like this? If so is it free?
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I normally make my animations on Gimp2.
I got it a long time ago, so I assume it's free (either that or I got it a non legal way :3)
However it's not a very good animation program. The only reason I used it was for the rotating tool.
For this one, I used Flash8 a $700 art program, but download the trial on adobe.com, and then when you download it, you have an option to type in your order confirmation password to prove that you bought it. All of the passwords are the same... So just google it and you've just recieved a 700 dollar art program for free...
Hope that helps. Flash8 is much more professional
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Which is Easyer (I spelled that wrong...) to use?
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Probably gimp, for beginners
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Thanks! If i need any help ill probably ask you. (your probably going to get a lot of messages from me...) And can you animate regular drawings or just sprites? (ive never made a sprite before either...)
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