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Trooper Ant sprites - Bigpokemonfan - 08-22-2012 Trooper Ant is a mutant monster. But I can't use Adobe Photoshop anymore, because it's expired. I sure feel sorry for taking a name: Adobe Photoshop from the company. Here's a spritesheet. However it has only four sprites in it, because it's incomplete and needs attack sprites. If you see a trooper ant with legs crossed. It's a error I made. And I need some sprite editors for this. Please reply. RE: Trooper Ant sprites - Garamonde - 08-22-2012 Personally I'd use MS Paint over Photoshop for sprites. RE: Trooper Ant sprites - Davy Jones - 08-22-2012 Did you take a look at TSR's archive? I think we have a lot of references for ants. RE: Trooper Ant sprites - Goemar - 08-22-2012 MS Paint is fine for sprites. Like, super fine. To be honest I don't even know where to start with C+C. I would advise looking at sprites, looking at other people's work, and seeking out a few tutorials. This isn't something worth changing or editing. It's time to get some knowledge and start again (though feel free to make another ant of course). Don't get down about it, and don't go into denial. Spriting is a long road to follow and even those who hit the ground running are going to end up on their faces a few times. RE: Trooper Ant sprites - Bigpokemonfan - 07-28-2013 Thank you for telling me about MS Paint. I don't have it one on windows xp. But now I do on windows 7. And Trooper Ant is a monster, a enemy with pincers and wears a helmet like the army wears. And it's for a animated battle. RE: Trooper Ant sprites - gtkampos - 07-28-2013 If you want photoshop, the CS2 version is free for download... Enter on adobe site and look for it.. Or you could use gimp, that is free and is complete like photoshop. You can try too graphics gale. And of course, ms paint.. It really doesn't matter the tool, the important is the artist understand the concept about spriting and training hard.