09-26-2009, 11:14 PM
Oh wow. I heard of that (Mushroom Kingdom Fusion), good luck with the ripping then, and thank you for submitting the sprites to here. You could have kept the Screaming Mimis for yourself and the MKF team, but you chose to post them here. I'm no one special, but let the team know there are people wishing you all good luck on the game.
By the way, if you organize the sheet a little bit more, if you're using MS Paint, hold down shift when using the line tool to make straight lines. Having straight lines could help reduce a little more empty space from the sheet. Also, watch your text, the third drowning sprite is hard to tell if its over the dot in the letter "i", if the dot is over the sprite, or if got rid of the dot (personally, I expand my canvas and write text in a separate location and then move it carefully to where I want to put it [granted I don't type text very often in my sheets, but sheet title, credit, and few times I've posted notes])
Also, you can also take advantage of shared poses for palette swaps when organizing (I don't know, like the standing poses in a column, walking in another, etc. You do get blank spots for missing frames of a color, but anyone who uses the sheet could probably fill in the gaps by recoloring the "clubbed to death Purple Screaming Mimi" to green...)
Ultimately, just double check the third drowning animation (since I said its a little too close to the nearby text) [redo it if you need to (just that one if you need to [bonus if you didn't throw away the snapshot file, XD if you used Print Screen])], and how you arrange the sheet is up to you.
By the way, if you organize the sheet a little bit more, if you're using MS Paint, hold down shift when using the line tool to make straight lines. Having straight lines could help reduce a little more empty space from the sheet. Also, watch your text, the third drowning sprite is hard to tell if its over the dot in the letter "i", if the dot is over the sprite, or if got rid of the dot (personally, I expand my canvas and write text in a separate location and then move it carefully to where I want to put it [granted I don't type text very often in my sheets, but sheet title, credit, and few times I've posted notes])
Also, you can also take advantage of shared poses for palette swaps when organizing (I don't know, like the standing poses in a column, walking in another, etc. You do get blank spots for missing frames of a color, but anyone who uses the sheet could probably fill in the gaps by recoloring the "clubbed to death Purple Screaming Mimi" to green...)
Ultimately, just double check the third drowning animation (since I said its a little too close to the nearby text) [redo it if you need to (just that one if you need to [bonus if you didn't throw away the snapshot file, XD if you used Print Screen])], and how you arrange the sheet is up to you.