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SegGel2009
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[2015-02-06 05:43:36 +0000 UTC]
(United States)
# Statistics
Favourites: 69; Deviations: 359; Watchers: 381
Watching: 16; Pageviews: 38072; Comments Made: 69; Friends: 16
# Interests
Favorite books: Books? What are books? (Sarcasm)Favorite games: BlazBlue, Skullgirls, DBFCI, Valkyrie Crusade
Favorite gaming platform: PC or iPhone
Tools of the Trade: paint.net, OH AND WOLFGIRL WAIFUS
# Comments
Comments: 24
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Can we get Linghua colors for Litchi Faye-ling?
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You think you can do Heart Aino now that she coming the BBTag next week?
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You bet Iβll do Heart when she comes out. Already have a few ideas for her :3
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Just to know, your friend (Towers) told me you did recolors (and quite top notch, might i add)
So... how do i do it like you?
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First you'll need to find the sprites for the character. Preferably color indexed sprites so you can use a program that is capable of editing the sprite's color table (Photoshop, GIMP, Fighter Factory 3, etc.)
If you want to freestyle the sprite and not be stopped by the sprite's color limitations, then you could use a program like Paint.net (I personally don't recommend this method anymore, but do what you want).
After that, you're free to color in the character however you want. For the best results, I'd recommend comparing your work with the official in-game colors, just to see if anything feels "off". Personally I think the best colors should blend into the game's artstyle and could possibly be confused for an official in-game color.
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Is this also appliable to non-sprites? (Drawings, more specifically)
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Kind of. Since you wonβt be able to edit the color table for a drawing, I think Paint.net (or if you know how to use it, Photoshop) would be your best choice since youβre gonna want to color in each area by hand.
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Seeing your Rock Howard palette on BBTAG must of mean that you are getting recognized.
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Can you make anyone of your choice intoΒ Rimuru Tempest from "That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime"?
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I do not make the sprites I use in the animations. Those sprite are property of, and belong to their respective companies. Sorry about that.
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For you.
www.deviantart.com/alexargentiβ¦
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Got a couple of palette animations for you to do. All of the characters the colors are based on are from an animated series called Mysticons.
Ruby: Arkayna Goodfae
Weiss: Zarya Moonwolf
Blake: Piper Willowbrook
Yang: Emerald Goldenbraid
Hope you get to them soon.
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I might need an expert where to find the sprites (characters & effects), sounds, other images & 3d models. The PCβs asset file names are really messed up & difficult to find after script decryption on those files.
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.......if only I could pull off sprite work like you could....
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Hello there!
How do you do?
Unreal Engine 4Hello there, everyone!
I just want to talk to you about the perhaps most popular programming tool out there: Unreal Engine 4.
Game Engine Technology by Unreal
As you may, or rather probably, already know, it really is useful for creating homemade games, fangames included.
I am not so sure that I can tell you anything about it that you do not already know, but I think it could be useful to get people to become more aware of great media that despite its greatness is unfortunately for us is very obscure.
For example; Those who enjoy the French animated series of Galactik Football, and have good enough computing skills, could probably create a Soccer-themed Sports-RPG based on the cartoon.
Still, some people might compare it to Level-5's Inazuma Eleven franchise, as well as perhaps the two Mario-themed soccer games that Next Level Games co-developed with Nintendo SPD Group No. 3.
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