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RE: my first scratch sprite - triptych - 01-10-2009
(01-10-2009, 09:58 PM)palamon Wrote: I know you think it is plain.... But its first copy >_< I'll make it better later I don't wanna right now.read as: i dont have to make this better fuck you!!!!!
RE: my first scratch sprite - Vipershark - 01-10-2009
I may not look like it, but the one style I can actually do is pokemon style.
To be quite honest, and I'm trying not to make this sound braggy, but I'm probably the best person in this whole forum at pokemon style. Anyway though, back to my previous statement about using the pokemon palette. Your palette is the colors that you use, so what I meant by that is use colors that are actually used in the game. For example, I'll take your mockup in your sig and show you what I'm talking about.
Yours is on the left. Mine is on the right.
![[Image: stingrasacomparison.png]](http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e140/Vipershark/stingrasacomparison.png)
Look at how much better mine is, and all I basically did was change the colors. (And fix May's shading.)
Notice that I used the actual colors used in the game to recolor May and "Stingrasa". The blue from may is the walrus pokemon (I don't remember names) and Stingrasa is recolored with the shell thing's colors. The text box has been fixed as well.
Here's the thing though: all I did was fix the colors. I haven't even gotten to the actual stingrasa sprite itself, yet the entire thing looks so much better. As for stingrasa, do it over. Not only can I not tell any bodily features (aside from the eyes), the lines are sloppy and the shading is wrong.
In the Pokemon spriting style, all pokemon are 64x64 in the R/S/E and lower generations. As for D/P/P, I think the maximumsize is 80x80 but I'm not entirely sure. The light source is ALWAYS in the upper left corner of the sprite. It's also always facing to the left. Use those guidelines to make a new sprite. Use existing pokemon, such as mantine, for refrences since you're doing a stingray.
RE: my first scratch sprite - Rakia - 01-11-2009
(01-10-2009, 11:27 PM)Vipershark Wrote: I may not look like it, but the one style I can actually do is pokemon style.
To be quite honest, and I'm trying not to make this sound braggy, but I'm probably the best person in this whole forum at pokemon style.
Wow.
You really believe that?
RE: my first scratch sprite - Lemon - 01-11-2009
(01-10-2009, 07:49 PM)palamon Wrote: >_< It's my first one so of course it looks all bleck I can't shade you see.
They meant Count Bleck. >_>
I ROFLed at this.
RE: my first scratch sprite - Vipershark - 01-11-2009
(01-11-2009, 07:19 AM)Rakia Wrote:(01-10-2009, 11:27 PM)Vipershark Wrote: I may not look like it, but the one style I can actually do is pokemon style.
To be quite honest, and I'm trying not to make this sound braggy, but I'm probably the best person in this whole forum at pokemon style.
Wow.
You really believe that?
well, I don't really know of anyone else here that does it, is all I'm saying.
Pokemon style is probably the ONE style that I actually know how to do :p
RE: my first scratch sprite - Rakia - 01-11-2009
I can think of at least 3, including Jarjar, and JoshR, who are tons better than you. Btw, there's more than one pokemon style.
RE: my first scratch sprite - Lemonray - 01-11-2009
vipershark didn't you used to make pokemon splices?
RE: my first scratch sprite - Vipershark - 01-11-2009
(01-11-2009, 10:42 AM)Rakia Wrote: I can think of at least 3, including Jarjar, and JoshR, who are tons better than you. Btw, there's more than one pokemon style.
I'm talking the actual RPG game style. Also how can you say they're better than me when you've never seen any of my work? :p
As for king metroid's question, yes I did, but I've also done a few customs as well.
RE: my first scratch sprite - Rakia - 01-11-2009
Well, for starters, this topic isn't about the RPG style.
And you can't call your self the best at the style if you've never showcased your work of it. That's jsut ridiculous.
RE: my first scratch sprite - Vipershark - 01-11-2009
It is the rpg style. Or at leas the in-battle part of it.
Again rakia, I only said that because I haven't seen anyone else doing it so I just assumed I was the only one. I know JarJar does pokemon by he did the isometric stuff, not in-battle.
RE: my first scratch sprite - Rakia - 01-11-2009
Pokemon style is separated into two categories.
Overworld, and In-Battle.
This is In-Battle, the "RPG" style is considered the Overworld.
RE: my first scratch sprite - Vipershark - 01-11-2009
whatever
I was using rpg as the general R/B/Y style game, and not stuff like ranger
's fine though
why are we arguing
RE: my first scratch sprite - Coffee Alloys - 01-11-2009
Stingrasa...good name.=D
I couldnt even think of a name for my custom Pokemon...>.>
![[Image: TinyImage.png]](http://i424.photobucket.com/albums/pp322/GlassGecko/Sprites/TinyImage.png)
It was an old topic lol
RE: my first scratch sprite - Chris2Balls [:B] - 01-11-2009
Why did you post that there exactly?
RE: my first scratch sprite - Fierce_Muffin - 01-11-2009
(01-11-2009, 10:29 AM)Vipershark Wrote: well, I don't really know of anyone else here that does it, is all I'm saying.
Pokemon style is probably the ONE style that I actually know how to do :p
Clawed Nyasu seems pretty decent.
http://www.spriters-resource.com/community/showthread.php?tid=1328