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Published: 2018-06-03 18:33:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 10095; Favourites: 139; Downloads: 41
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Hello!I am not quite done with Block Golem just yet!
Here, have a small idle animation I created!
Enjoy!
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Mega Man 11 and Block Man belongs to and were created by Capcom
Sprite Art and GIF made by Me.
Tools used to animate: Maya
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Comments: 32
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I'm guessing the background goes black for this one, huh?
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Heh I supposed so! This is unbelievably cool, BTW!
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I'm on what?
Or you mean something like "hey, you're on fire!"?
If so then thanks!
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you're online
uploading things
you did the Game Grumps XXVIII
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Bro
Thanks a bunch
Mega Man 11/10?
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Nah
I think you got ahead of capcom already
Megaman 12/10
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Looks really cool man! Now I kind of want to see Megaman 11 8(ish)-bit version.
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Hey thanks!
Hehe, right now I'm just happy that we're getting another Mega Man game at all
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You will get only the finest baked goods and pastries at Block Man's Bakery, just down the block!
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I gotta say, you've done one hell of a neat job on that animation!
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Hehe, thanks a lot!
Yeah, this is basically what I had in mind when I first started working on the original Block Golem 8-bit sprites.
It's nice to see all things coming together in the end
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This must've taken a while to make, great job!
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Surprise surprise. Guess who's here.
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I'm everywhere.
There's nowhere you can hide.
lel
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Heh, most of the time was to set up everything to work.
Save each part of the body as its separate file
Opening them all up in Maya, one Image Plane at a time.
Making the 3D grid pixel sized so I could evaluate how far each part moves.
Then to rearrange them all so each part is in front of the right one and starting off on the correct pixel.
Of course there was the animation itself.
Then it was all an issue to render the frames with the correct colors (raw tends to make stuff much darker than what it looks in sRGB)
Finally I had to re-time the entire animation so that it'd look good when put together as a gif (speed seen in maya and in picture based gifs don't translate all that well)
So I guess this was about 3-4 hours of work.
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Well it was worth it in the end!
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