07-25-2015, 10:15 PM
Wow. I really like that look for the background elements.
Ah, that's different from the current Koopa whose shoulder isn't obscured at all by his shell. I would recommend, however, placing one pixel along the bottom of the white lining on the shell to separate it - it kind of looks like it just continues to the other side of his body. As for Mario, I've attempted to edit his shoulder; what I meant was that I thought his other shoulder should show from that perspective, however, adding that would change the sprite a bit too much for such a minor detail. It looks okay if you don't outline it, but that goes against the rest of the sprite if you ask me.
Also, I had no idea about the MMC5 mapper.
Ah, that's different from the current Koopa whose shoulder isn't obscured at all by his shell. I would recommend, however, placing one pixel along the bottom of the white lining on the shell to separate it - it kind of looks like it just continues to the other side of his body. As for Mario, I've attempted to edit his shoulder; what I meant was that I thought his other shoulder should show from that perspective, however, adding that would change the sprite a bit too much for such a minor detail. It looks okay if you don't outline it, but that goes against the rest of the sprite if you ask me.
Also, I had no idea about the MMC5 mapper.
(07-25-2015, 01:24 PM)kidicarus29 Wrote: I agree with the majority of what you said, but I do have a few comments to make.I know that the brick blocks are background elements. My point was that, in some places, when made to appear layered over other(colored) background elements, it could appear to be a foreground element.
I think the bricks are actually in the background, not the foreground. This is because the Koopa is over the bricks on the right, meaning they must be behind him. If not, he would be inside of the bricks, and I don't think that's right.