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Published: 2012-05-31 01:13:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 14480; Favourites: 291; Downloads: 320
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FOR MORE TUTORIALS VISIT THE HOMEPAGEFlash tutorial for ensambling spritesheets. Any further questions feel free to post them on the Profile Shoutbox.
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I own the following accounts, so dont bother complaining this is stolen.
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Is there a free alternative to flash animation? Or like a one time pay option? The monthly subscription thing is dumb.
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late reply, but the only real options are to get macromedia flash 8, pirate it with cc maker, or get vectorian giotto
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hey does anyone know how to make the dbz lightning fast effect. example where there so fast all u can see are these circled bright light that indicates that they are fighting in the air at light speed i hope u now what i mean.
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Thank you SO much for uploading this! I've been trying to learn this for a long time, and I can't express my gratitude for your service. You are an amazing animator, and I hope you feel accomplished for helping an amateur sprite animator like me. Thank you so very much!
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U STOLE! THIEF!!
RAAAAAAGGGGGEEEEE!!!!!!
Jk this is pretty damn good.
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thanks this will really help for the fighitng game that im making for the spriting community
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Thank you. You have saved me many trips between the downstairs computer and the upstairs computer just to test my animations for a game I'm working on.
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Great tutorial (although most of the stuff in there i already knew)
but anyway its really great i'm sure it will help a LOT of people
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Cool tutorial even though I don't own flash, It's cool looking at this stuff. And you may want to fix one very minor thing, there was no Adobe Flash CS2, Adobe Flash CS3 was the first version created under the Adobe name. Flash used to be owned by Macromedia before Adobe bought them out in I think 2005 (I assume you already know but just in-case). So it's actually Macromedia Flash 8 is the actual name of the version not Adobe Flash CS2. Not trying to criticize but just trying to point it out a slight error.
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This helps a lot for my software assignments - thanks!!
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And most helpful tutorial dude i like this as my fave.
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Thanks and good to know
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Alright then what about the SSF2 0.8 link?
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Thing is, the sprites have no relation with SSF2, its the McCleod Gaming team that needs the credit. SSF2 is just "another work", and has in now way to be credited. Altough you can google it, or here is the link to SSF2 V0.8 [link]
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Ok or i'll just do it my own way.
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I have Adobe Photoshop,Professional Flash,Fireworks,Illustrator And Media Encoder CS6 instead of CS2-4 or 5 and how i could rip,edit,recolor and remake the sprites whatever will i have to take.
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To actually "Rip" them from gba games on "rom" files, you need specialized software, you can start off at sites like doperoms.com or emu-zone. IF its just to edit recolor, its easilly done with firefox and photoshop
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Oh yeah but i don't have a fire fox i only have safari and google chrone and by the way the link sprites is complete and it should have back kick 2 times.
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Yeah, those were custom ripped from an .exe file n_n' not much I can do about it.
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Yeah and i'll let you know if you customize the sprites more.
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This sounds great, maybe this could help alot of people... ( )
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Im glad it helps
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YES! Good to know some people remember 
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