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Published: 2017-03-18 10:30:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 1335; Favourites: 28; Downloads: 0
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Just like my Undertale Frisk sprite I placed down some primitive shapes inside of Blender and rendered them very small (64px X 64px) and created this penguin. I actually created multiple images, each one featuring a component of the full model; one for the body, one for the beak and one for the body. That way I could edit and animate each one independently inside of Aseprite.
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No problem! BTW may I know Wat software do u use?
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I used Blender and Aseprite, as said in the description. Blender is free to download but Aseprite is a paid software.
If you don't have the money for Aseprite you can always try Piskel: www.piskelapp.com/
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Ahh niceee, I didn't know blender can be used for pixel animation
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Blender is primarily for 3D though you can use some special material settings to make the colours cartoony and render the image small to fake a pixel art effect. Then you can edit the picture in pixel art software.
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Oohhh,,,,,, confusing @@ but thanks for d info!!
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It's quite simple really:
1) Make a model.
2) Change how lighting affects the materials (colours).
3) Change material colours.
4) Position the camera.
5) Change the dimensions of the camera (try 256px long and high)
6) Hit render.
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@@ o wowow, I haven't even downloaded blender
YET
but I hv to little time nowadays :,) but thanks so much for this I'll try when I hv a long break!! :S
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Take small steps. That's what I did. It looks daunting at first but there are many free tutorials on YouTube which simplify the process and make it much easier to learn.
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Ahh, small steps :,0 barely have time
But thanks for d advice 
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Aw thank you! I appreciate the kind words.
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