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Nash wrote:Yes, the spawning function always spawns the parts in a fixed, predetermined order. The actual sprites are rendered at on to a fixed canvas so that positioning them at all at 0, 0 ensures the parts will be where they need to be relative to each other. Downside to this is that there's lots of empty pixels but I'm not too concerned about that. The workflow uses automated methods to render the models into sprites and empty space is the least of my concerns.

EDIT: Another example of the modularity of the system

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Captain J wrote:and now, the demon vanquishing is sacred magic. love and tolerate.

Dreadflame wrote:I made a midi version of Death Machine by Living Sacrifice. It's my first midi i've ever made, so if we have any music nerds around, feel free to lemme know how i could better mix the instruments, volume-wise etc. ignore the word "final" in the filename, there is still the last 1/3rd of the song i have to finish and some instrument patterns that i have to fix to be more accurate to the original song.

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Captain J wrote:looks like she already had it, hooray for no more princess celestia's oath.

Nash wrote:The special thing about these 2 players here is that they are actually made up of individual pieces...

Nash wrote:Several examples of how Bumi can be used as a level design toolkit to drastically alter the tone and mood of your maps. The tint and fade colours are all customizable to suit your level's mood. Map designed by Real AtroNx.

Blox wrote:Now if only we had something like the "Color Balance" adjustment in Photoshop to really spice things up.