what you said was still funny

I would go with b/w animated. Grayscale is quite hard to both keep fast and not flickery sometimes. I can't wait for next screenie

Yeah that's what I figured as well, so that's what I'm doing. It might be a little bit before I have a new screenie. right now I'm working on tile sprites and new map/walking engine, and it's taking me a while to draw good sprites.

Hey there. Welcome. Enjoy.

upside down isn't permanent damage?

Quote from: trevmeister66 on February 27, 2009, 03:59:53 pm

EDIT: I've decided to just go with B&W. It save speed and space, and is a lot easier.

Lazy bum

j/k

The sprites will still look great

Haha partially.. I just think it won't look good having a GS character with a normal background. Plus I'd like to have other stuff go on and it would make the GS go slower if I did both.

Here's a ss of what I've been working on:



and


(character moves 4 pixels at a time vs. 2 in the first ss)

First question: Do you think it's better to move 4 pixels at a time or just 2 pixels at a time? With the 2 p/m (pixels per move), I was going to have animated walking (sprite for each step, and I think it would look alright. But with the 4 p/m, you can walk faster, which might be better if I have larger areas to walk through. Just wondering what you guys think is better.

Second question: Do you think the GS is too much flickering? I wanted to go with a GS character (I doubt I'll do GS background), but after I first got it to work, it seemed to me that it flickered a tad too much for my liking. I already have the B&W sprites in case I decide to switch. Also it would be faster if I did just B&W. So, does the GS look good enough or should I switch to B&W?



BTW all sprites and tiles will be 16x16.

EDIT: Hmm.. After watching the ss's again, I've decided wabbitemu sucks with GS..

I'm almost done with the basics of my Save/Load system. I should have a screenie up later tonight to show you what I've done.

EDIT: It's now uploaded.

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