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Siamesa — Elementalist (Character Creator)
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Published: 2017-01-21 22:48:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 3989; Favourites: 32; Downloads: 35
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Another dressup game in my Guild Wars series, based on the armor and character classes of the original Guild Wars game!This time it's the Elementalist class, mages who use the powers of the elements to cast spells. There's a large variety of armor for the class in the game, ranging from the spiky armor of the Obsidian set to the flowing layers of the Ancient set to the bits of magically attached cloth of... well, of a lot of the sets, honestly, but aren't they pretty? I play two elementalists in the original game, depicted in the preview image: Lost Miyam and Aranova Stone.
In addition to armor, you have a variety of magical effects you can apply to the character, as well as /way/ more hairstyles than I've drawn in a while. I've also added a bonus armor set that was never available in the game but was worn by a few NPCs.
As always, I make no claim to Guild Wars; this is a labor of fannish love. And, again as always, please let me know if you find any bugs!
(As for the next game... I'm not sure of anything other than the fact that there's going to /be/ one. Throw ideas at me!)
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Comments: 15
Hey, I just saw your game on dolldivine and I was STUNNED! Congrats!!! That's so cool!
It's great to see this masterpiece being shared!
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this looks amazing o-o !
may I ask a few questions?
1. how did you make those tabs? (hair/clothes/etc' pages)
2. how does your hair is behind and above the clothes at once?
I'm a noob when it comes to dress up games >.< please teach me ♥
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Hey! So sorry for the late reply.
I code in as2, adobe flash. The hair is the simplest answer - it's actually in three pieces, one behind the body, one in front, and then one for the decorations so they don't change color with the rest of the hair. Each piece has a separate instance name. For the tabs, I'll direct you to the guide that helped me the most when I was starting out - Hapuriainen 's starter guide, here: Dress up tutorial , which taught me how to make the tabs.
Tabs get easier when you start putting in if/then statements, but those are a pain and a half and I only started using them when my games got enormous.
If you've got any more coding questions anytime, feel free to message me! It's always awesome when new people start making games!
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This is GuildWarsGirl from a few years back. I made a new account. I just wanted to say how proud I am of you! Your dressups are AMAZING! Hope you do Monk next!
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This is so beautiful! Making all of the armor options must have been so much fun!
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Thank you! And yeah, it was a ton of fun - I love Guild Wars designs and I love trying to make other people's art work in my style.
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You're welcome! It's very pretty!
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I love how unique your hairstyles and clothes are. Another great character creator!
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Thank you so much! I love Guild Wars designs, and drawing them has also really helped me in designing my own stuff in my other games.
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It's really great. I especially love that there are things that go together, but you can also mix it up and still looks cohesive. I've enjoyed all your games
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OH HOW COOL THAT THERE IS NO SET STARTUP CHARACTER!
Love this game
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Thank you so much! It's really easy to randomize in AS2, I need to do it with more stuff.
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