06-17-2020, 06:46 PM
(This post was last modified: 06-17-2020, 07:14 PM by Barack Obama.)
It's more about endurance and less about difficulty.
Take the physical attack for the slimes.
- First, you capture everything with all layers (except the mode 7 slime layer).
- Then, you put everything in a grid. Choose initial grid size at will, but it should be big enough to contain everything, like 64x64 pixels beginning from, for example, the white dot on one of the background crystals. This specific dot has to be on every screenshot or else you have no fixed point.
- After this, you cut part the grid to get rid of blank space and match the maximum expansion of the animation (every grid for every frame needs to be identical, though). So even if just one frame for the animation is 70 pixels high and the rest has a maximum of 30 pixels, every grid box needs to be 70 pixels tall even if it looks like a waste of space.
- Last but not least, you make quicksaves, open them with vSNES and delete the sprites which cover the animation.
- Save it, paste it on your sheet and overwrite the obscured animation with your clean sprites from vSNES.
The slime core was ripped the same way, just without vSNES since there was nothing hiding it.
It's all about investing time and effort.
Gorgon Bull (WIP)
https://i.imgur.com/Ri3PC8o.png
The throw animation is hard to get and recolouring him doesn't work, since the amount of colours used for his tiles is different from the Minotaur sheet on the site. The rest of his moves is no problem, maybe except his punches.
Take the physical attack for the slimes.
- First, you capture everything with all layers (except the mode 7 slime layer).
- Then, you put everything in a grid. Choose initial grid size at will, but it should be big enough to contain everything, like 64x64 pixels beginning from, for example, the white dot on one of the background crystals. This specific dot has to be on every screenshot or else you have no fixed point.
- After this, you cut part the grid to get rid of blank space and match the maximum expansion of the animation (every grid for every frame needs to be identical, though). So even if just one frame for the animation is 70 pixels high and the rest has a maximum of 30 pixels, every grid box needs to be 70 pixels tall even if it looks like a waste of space.
- Last but not least, you make quicksaves, open them with vSNES and delete the sprites which cover the animation.
- Save it, paste it on your sheet and overwrite the obscured animation with your clean sprites from vSNES.
The slime core was ripped the same way, just without vSNES since there was nothing hiding it.
It's all about investing time and effort.
Gorgon Bull (WIP)
https://i.imgur.com/Ri3PC8o.png
The throw animation is hard to get and recolouring him doesn't work, since the amount of colours used for his tiles is different from the Minotaur sheet on the site. The rest of his moves is no problem, maybe except his punches.