[SPRITES] Spriting Carnival!!

[Captain J]

That lost soul one looks fantastic now! That face expression is top notch improvement.

[Dr_Cosmobyte]

Sorry for this very fugly sprite, but i wanted to start a frankensprite of a MAG-7 shotgun, because i can't seem to find a proper rear view of it anywhere.



YukesVonfaust and Graaicko for the sprites.

Here's a Second trial. Crude edit from a model viewer+First sprite:



model by luchadordev on cgtrader.

[REXMaster]

Porting most part of doom 4 animations is a hard work. But result:

Imp`s non-combat idle.

Imp`s leap attack (1 of 2) (slow because has too many frames)

Imp`s stagger anim:

[Gabbuz85]

here comes the Pacifier.

based on the homonymous rifle created (and rejected) by pillowblaster for Guncaster.
https://i.imgur.com/3axkoa7.png

I'd like to see it as an addon for guncaster, but anyway feel free to use it.

[simploo]

here comes the Pacifier.
based on the homonymous rifle created (and rejected) by pillowblaster for Guncaster.
I'd like to see it as an addon for guncaster, but anyway feel free to use it.

Very nice work, hopefully someone will grant you that wish someday.

Been working on the Revenant as of late, here's a large (400% zoom) preview of one of his rotation frames, thoughts?

(This is his firing animation)

[REXMaster]

Cacodemon`s idle:

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Lost soul:

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They are done.

[Cherno]

here comes the Pacifier.
based on the homonymous rifle created (and rejected) by pillowblaster for Guncaster.
I'd like to see it as an addon for guncaster, but anyway feel free to use it.

Very nice work, hopefully someone will grant you that wish someday.

Been working on the Revenant as of late, here's a large (400% zoom) preview of one of his rotation frames, thoughts?

(This is his firing animation)

Does he really lift his right foot up that much or are you not using an orthogrphic camera to render?

[REXMaster]

Does he really lift his right foot up that much or are you not using an orthogrphic camera to render?

No, he dont lift his leg up in game when firing. It`s perspective.

Summoner anims done:

[simploo]

Does he really lift his right foot up that much or are you not using an orthogrphic camera to render?

When I render the model, the camera is tilted on it's Y axis by a power of 2 to give it perspective, if you look at the original DOOM sprites, they had a similar approach to rendering the clay models.

[REXMaster]

Does he really lift his right foot up that much or are you not using an orthogrphic camera to render?

When I render the model, the camera is tilted on it's Y axis by a power of 2 to give it perspective, if you look at the original DOOM sprites, they had a similar approach to rendering the clay models.

Authentic but useless.

[LossForWords]

Sorry for this very fugly sprite, but i wanted to start a frankensprite of a MAG-7 shotgun, because i can't seem to find a proper rear view of it anywhere.

Here's a Second trial. Crude edit from a model viewer+First sprite:

if you could cook up an amt automag or a wildey magnum, that would be a great start to an 80s inspired weaponset.

[Dr_Cosmobyte]

Yukes made a version of the Charles Bronson baby from Death Wish 3, but It was angled. I do, however, prefer german weapons from the 80's instead of the USA ones =p

[Arctangent]

Authentic but useless.

Far from useless. Doom draws actor sprites "through" the floor for the sake of better matching the player's perspective ( after all, your viewpoint isn't flat on the ground, where feet would actually appear to be flat on the ground, too ). Without stuff like this, it'd actually appear like the the monster is floating off the ground rather having their feet planted firmly on it.

[Cherno]

Well, since there are no orthographic cameras in real life, I would assume that the original Doom sprites have this look because of the camera's perspective, not because it was tilted slightly

[simploo]

Far from useless. Doom draws actor sprites "through" the floor for the sake of better matching the player's perspective ( after all, your viewpoint isn't flat on the ground, where feet would actually appear to be flat on the ground, too ). Without stuff like this, it'd actually appear like the the monster is floating off the ground rather having their feet planted firmly on it.

I never knew about that, huh, useful tidbit of info, thanks.