My doom mega wad

[Arachnotron123]

Aztec heads for a temple level.

Hello guys. I am new here. I have been planning for this mega wad for a long time. I do not have doom II on the pc, but I have it on my xbox. I am probably going to get it soon. I need help with a few scripts. I am trying to make a stationary creature. It stands in one place when attacking and never moves. I am trying to make new weapons also. It is a big wad, and the story is that you were sent back to phobos. You start in a lab, and have to fight your way out. I will soon edit this, and post some new scripts I need help with. Thank you for reading this.

[wildweasel]

Welcome to the forums, Arachnotron. It would probably be a good idea to read the Project Posting Guidelines - do you have anything done of your project that you could show us?

If you need help writing a script, perhaps you could also ask in the Editing forum.

[Arachnotron123]

Welcome to the forums, Arachnotron. It would probably be a good idea to read the Project Posting Guidelines - do you have anything done of your project that you could show us?

If you need help writing a script, perhaps you could also ask in the Editing forum.

I have just added a sprite I can show. These are Aztec stationary monsters.

[Caligari87]

Looks cool overall, could use a little extra pillow shading on the enemy itself, plus darker/more textured blood. Right now it looks like the blood is just pasted on, not actually flowing over the surface of the monster.

[Arachnotron123]

Looks cool overall, could use a little extra pillow shading on the enemy itself, plus darker/more textured blood. Right now it looks like the blood is just pasted on, not actually flowing over the surface of the monster.

Yeah. That's the problem with ms paint. You have a hard time with shading. It is a cool program though. I have another enemy I am working on.

[Lippeth]

Try Paint.Net. It's my go-to program for anything sprite related. If you need something more in depth, a lot of people would recommend Gimp. Both are free and worth a try!

[FireHusky]

I would desaturate the monster heads a little more.

...could use a little extra pillow shading on the enemy itself, plus darker/more textured blood. Right now it looks like the blood is just pasted on...

And right now, they don't look scary enough to me (in order to be a threat, it has to be menacing!)
Here's an example of a polished-up version. I shaded around the eye sockets more to give it depth, gave shading to a rope, make the hook alittle darker and tinted with a dark red, and desaturated it to give it a 'dead' look.

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Good luck with your mod!

[Cryomundus]

Try Paint.Net. It's my go-to program for anything sprite related. If you need something more in depth, a lot of people would recommend Gimp. Both are free and worth a try!

For spriting I'd highly recommend using Paint.Net (http://www.getpaint.net/) for spriting, it's absolutely wonderful. I would not use GIMP at all for sprites, you'd spend more time trying to figure out the UI than you would actually doing anything.

[Arachnotron123]

More sprites. Powerup