It's a nice resource wad, so I'm glad a project got to use it.Phobus wrote:If you want an already done template of a large Jellyfish, once again the water resource wad can help you out. Scale it down, change colours if you like and define a decorate without any attacks and you'll have a vague sort of acting one. Mine looks a bit like a metroid though.
If this is just meant to be some sort of non-monster placed for effect, don't you think that's a little large? It hardly needs to be the size of an item pickup if you put a bunch.chopkinsca wrote:
Fish!
Still needs work done to it, I only spent 5 minutes on it so far. No idea how I'll manage to do angles, and animation :S
Well, if he finds spriting difficult, then he could just draw a smaller, simpler fish and not scale.ace wrote:It may be he plans on using DECORATE scaling...
Since it's a tropical island, maybe color-variation, too.Phobus wrote:That there fish looks good to me. A nice, generalised, species-ambiguous fish. You could scale that up or down a bit, or even have multiple sizes of the same thing.
I'm interested in seeing this. I might not be able to do rotations of my current fish.Cutmanmike wrote:... school of fish ...
Looks good. I wonder if I can cut a few of the fish out and use them or will the rotations me messed up since it's for the whole batch.Cutmanmike wrote:*fish image*
Has full rotations, attacking and dying frames. They're a weird color but that can be easily changed with translation.
Spoiler:
Blue?chopkinsca wrote:The screenshot is kind of boring compared to inside
Oh yeah, notice the water colour.
