(02-22-2009, 08:52 AM)ChaosBlazeX Wrote: .. but there is now one major problem.. x__x
The program that I'm using does not allow .mp3 filetypes! Ack, is there anybody here that may have access to some kind of .mp3 > .midi converter?

You're shooting blindly in the dark there- I don't think there's any way you can convert an .mp3 to a .midi

(02-22-2009, 08:52 AM)ChaosBlazeX Wrote: Even so, the filesize of the music is humongous! It's already like quadruple the size of the game itself - imagine all the custom songs on it! =O

Luckily, with a little knowhow on .mp3s it's pretty easy to reduce the file size by compromising the quality. I opened up Audicity just now and removed some empty space from the beginning of the song and the end (so it will loop smoothly) and after saving the file it's already about 5 MB lighter (and sounds identical).

http://kapkyle.googlepages.com/tor.mp3

I can work on making it even smaller for you if you'd like.

Also- don't let the file size get in the way of making an awesome game.

Koopa's Done.



I'll sheet it soon. Crit please.

When I said pixelated i meant flat.
I love the style I might try something for you Andrio(sprites).
I call dibs on desert worm thing.

Where did you find the sound effects? I hope the next demo comes out soon!!

They came with the program... They're into the Tutorial Demo ^^

O RLY? What page?

(02-22-2009, 12:45 PM)Rags Wrote: Koopa's Done.



I'll sheet it soon. Crit please.

the shell looks like a backpack

(02-22-2009, 09:32 AM)Heinze Wrote: Open the project on MultiMedia Fusion so...
support every (Not so much but...) music format... MP3 OGG, and it is like TGF ^^

Ahahah.. wow, does it really allow .mp3? Cool. I suppose I could do that, but in that case, I won't be adding in the musics until the very end of the overall game.

(02-22-2009, 11:16 AM)KapKyle Wrote: You're shooting blindly in the dark there- I don't think there's any way you can convert an .mp3 to a .midi

Naah, I know there are some out there, I used to have a trial of one a long time ago, but that's no longer any use. Ahahah. -- and that's a nice edit of the song too. cheers.

(02-22-2009, 01:24 PM)Quizzle Wrote: Where did you find the sound effects? I hope the next demo comes out soon!!

I found the SFX on a website called "Mario Fan Games Galaxy", pretty useful. .. I don't know what the heck Hienze meant.. o_O
EDIT: Oh, and if you meant Music, then I got that from vgmusic.com
.. and a new Demo may be out soon. Just gotta start/finish the second level, and fix up all of the menu screens, etc..


.. and to all the new sprites, they look fantastic!! Great job guys. The Koopa looks really cute, rofl. --but I think there may be too much shading to fit the style?? (I'm not good with spriting though) xD

Am I cool yet?

I was talking about the effects, like... the sound when you hit block...
Hm... This Twomp is a little strange... I'll see if I can fix it ^^

Tuna

Why'd you save it as a GIF? Screwed up the quality a bit.

Also needs to be a tad bigger.

I tried to make it more abstract like most of the sprites Andrio made.
Rags: how did saving it as a GIF screw up the quality? It looks the same to me as when it was png.
Edit: if you mean the dithering, that was a failed experiment

the spikes were too big... And he open the eys when he comes down.

his eyes weren't closed in the first place

Here's a start for the Piranha Plant, if anyone wants to finish the sheet with some of the alternate versions using these, go ahead. And I couldn't figure a way to do the leaves so the currents ones can be replaced.