• You will be credited on the completed sprite sheet.
  
• You can see your work being used on certain Looney Tunes-related projects
  
• The Sprite Sheet/Texture Pack/Sound Effects Library will be made available for everyone to use on Spriter's/Models/Textures/Sounds Resource.
  
• You could submit it to another website if you desire.
  
• You will be forever grateful to any/all Looney Tunes Fans.
  

(06-18-2014, 02:57 PM)E-Man Wrote: Ian, may I make a suggestion? You know what the print screen key on your computer is, right? How about trying to take screen captures of those screens and then editing/tracing over them the best you could?

If you are expecting the direct vector images and the like from the file, then I'm afraid you're out of luck there. Trying to get assets directly out of a swf file is a little tricky, but when I attempted to look at the file myself by importing it into Flash, I was denied looking at it on a deeper level because the file is protected by the author. Unless someone is willing to decompile the file effectively to the point of gathering the images you need, then the best I could see anyone do is give my suggestion a chance. I might consider doing this for you if you want.

(06-18-2014, 08:10 PM)E-Man Wrote: Well, I might consider that when I'm not so busy.

As for your problem involving pausing the game, I have another idea, but I don't know if it would work on a Windows computer. Basically, all you would have to do is open Quicktime (you usually find it on Mac computers), go into the File menu and click on "New Screen Recording." Once you do that, just hit the red button to record and you'll have footage of you as you work on your screen. This is useful because you will get footage of yourself playing the game that you can review to your heart's content. From the footage, you can then try to screen capture bits from the footage and then fix them up in the paint program of your choice. Just be wary that footage you record tends to be a little JPG-ish, which leads to unnecessary colors that you won't be able to see unless you inspect it closely. I'm sure it's not an issue to you considering how you plan to use the backgrounds and how you're going to trace over them, but if you plan on actually submitting what you have to the main site, just keep that in mind, OK?

(06-22-2014, 05:39 PM)LooneyTunerIan Wrote: Thanks, Raccoon Sam.

Can you show me the files from Wile E. Rocket Ride, anyways?