(09-29-2011, 12:11 AM)Kat Wrote: Alright, well it's kinda new to me that we allow edits here, but in all honestly, edits are frowned upon here anyway.

Also you're not giving any edit to who originally did the sprites first and since the sprites are custom sprites, you should ask him before you even attempt to upload it here to prevent issues that might happen later on.

(09-29-2011, 04:53 PM)Vipershark Wrote: I think the main question that needs to be asked is

Does Boo Luigi actually exist in an official game? I know Boo Mario does, but if Boo Luigi does I see no reason why it technically /shouldn't/ be accepted, especially considering that luigi himself is basically just a mario recolor.
Is there an M&L Boo Mario on the site already?

Then again, I'm not in charge of submissions so I don't really have any kind of final say there.
Just my two cents.

(09-29-2011, 06:14 PM)Assassannerr koopa Wrote: look under the submission rules it said edits that are based on a video game series character ARE accepted.

Quote:These are the rules for all boards falling under the category of spriting, which include;
Submissions
Discussion
And Projects

1. Before you submit.
Before you even think about submitting, check this page and then really ask yourself if you think that your work will be accepted. If the answer is a most definite yes, throw your sheet(s) our way. If no, ask why, and correct the mistake. If unsure, then post in the sprite discussion board.

Well, that isn't here.

2. Don't just say it's bad.
If you plan on telling someone that their work isn't very good, tell them why. And remember to be a bit gentle about it. Be as brutally honest as you can by all means, but don't just say "that's terrible" and don't get personal with it. Tell them how to improve if you can, and if you can't at least say that you don't know how they can correct it.

Not here either.

3. Don't get angry or upset.
If you can't take the criticism, then you shouldn't be showing your work. It's as simple as that. Of course if someone has just said your work isn't that good you should be upset, maybe even angry, but just accept it, and if they were just flaming you with no real criticism, then report it to us and we'll take care of it.

Seems like a trend so far.

4. Don't make requests.
It's simple as, you don't request for people to do work for you. You can ask for their help as long as you put some sort of effort in yourself. And don't expect somebody to help you. You'll never learn until you get your own hands in on the action.

And still nothing.

5. USE AN IMAGE HOSTING SITE.
Jesus Christ, would it kill you guys to upload your sprites there and post them here? Attachments are incredibly annoying, especially when I have to download the sprite only for it to end up being a shitty recolor. Not only that but it makes the poster look like an amateur. All you have to do is make an account, upload the image, and paste the link here. Make sure you put it between [.IMG] [/IMG] (without the period)

Please use these sites:

http://www.Photobucket.com
http://www.Imageshack.us
http://www.Pixeljoint.com
http://www.Tinypic.com
http://www.majhost.com
http://www.imagehost.org
(If you have any other sites, post them here) I personally prefer Photobucket.com
*Image links must end in PNG. GIF. BMP. JPG. or any other file type for images to show correctly.
*NEVER EVER POST JPG!, BMP isn't recommended either. PNG or GIF is fine.


Hey look,
nothing.

Quote:Submit your Sprites to tSR if...
- They are GIFs or PNGs. These file types can be made in almost all graphic packages.
- They are ripped from a video game
- They are based on a character who appeared in official game related media.
- They are custom sprites, based on a character who was in a video game

Quote:Don't Submit your Sprites if...
- They are in PSD (unless a GIF/PNG alternative is submitted at the same time), JPG, BMP or any other kind of format. GIF and PNG are the only feasible types.
- They are based on a character who never appeared in an official game or game related media.
- Are a character you have invented, such as Suigi, Afro Link or Flonic the Green Echidna.
- You didn't make them. I don't care how good they are, they must be made by you.
- You plan to ask me to take them off the site again. (We will not remove a sheet if you ask us to)
- They are a really simple edits and/or recolours.

Quote:Edits are very much allowed, as long as you put effort into them and if they're not Minor edits.
Customs require quite a bit of skill and practice, so don't submit your first few attempts at custom spriting.
We do have tutorials on tSR. However, we STRONGLY suggest going to the Sprite Discussion Forum first to gather opinions and tips on how to improve. Seriously, you need ACTUAL critique before submitting. Go to the Sprite Discussion baord here before you submit. If they don't like it, it ain't going to be accepted.

(09-29-2011, 06:14 PM)Assassannerr koopa Wrote:

(09-29-2011, 12:11 AM)Kat Wrote: Alright, well it's kinda new to me that we allow edits here, but in all honestly, edits are frowned upon here anyway.

Also you're not giving any edit to who originally did the sprites first and since the sprites are custom sprites, you should ask him before you even attempt to upload it here to prevent issues that might happen later on.

I did give credit Look on the sheet It says "thanks to: HammerLuigi" the maker of the origional sheet and all he said was to give thanks to him (look on his sheet top right corner) and if the cuolity controll doesent like edits than you guys need quality controll that likes them because they are accepted on the sight. look under the submission rules it said edits that are based on a video game series character ARE accepted.