05-31-2017, 06:29 AM
You're on the right track; however, you've made a pretty big mistake. This sprite has anti-aliasing and intermediate opacity, in which case it should not have an opaque background. Just look what happens when I colour-select and remove magenta:
See what I mean? Even ignoring the obvious issues with the edges, his shadow in the third character select portrait is merged with the background, meaning you can't isolate it.
For these kind of sheets you'll just want to use a purely transparent background. Alternatively, you could do something like this (each frame of an animation isolated and in a consistent bounding-box), but with transparency instead of pink. That might make it easier to animate, just a completely transparent background is fine though.
Apart from that point the sheet looks great though
![[+]](images/collapse_collapsed.png "[+]")
Spoiler![[Image: mlx6Wio.png]](http://i.imgur.com/mlx6Wio.png)
See what I mean? Even ignoring the obvious issues with the edges, his shadow in the third character select portrait is merged with the background, meaning you can't isolate it.
For these kind of sheets you'll just want to use a purely transparent background. Alternatively, you could do something like this (each frame of an animation isolated and in a consistent bounding-box), but with transparency instead of pink. That might make it easier to animate, just a completely transparent background is fine though.
Apart from that point the sheet looks great though