Check out the first post, I've linked to a bunch of stuff that Greiga Master ripped.
Aim for something like my Mario Battle and Shade's Luigi Overworld sheets. Basically just putting them top-down in order, with opaque backgrounds (one for frames and one for empty space), trying to group related stuff together. For instance you can see in Mario Battle that all of the things related to using an item are together, even though they may have been on separate sheets. You can also put multiple things on the same line even if they aren't in the source sheets, for example Mario's jumping frames and some of his hammer frames.
You may find Daxar's Sprite Sheeter useful, although you'll then have to extract the animations into new files for it to use. Personally I just copied over selections and arranged them by hand.
(06-01-2017, 02:44 PM)trainboy2019 Wrote: For the luigi battle, mario overworld, and mario and luigi, go for it!
What style should I use? Sorry about how unorganized it is, there were just so many sheets. I'll see what I can do to fix that.
Aim for something like my Mario Battle and Shade's Luigi Overworld sheets. Basically just putting them top-down in order, with opaque backgrounds (one for frames and one for empty space), trying to group related stuff together. For instance you can see in Mario Battle that all of the things related to using an item are together, even though they may have been on separate sheets. You can also put multiple things on the same line even if they aren't in the source sheets, for example Mario's jumping frames and some of his hammer frames.
You may find Daxar's Sprite Sheeter useful, although you'll then have to extract the animations into new files for it to use. Personally I just copied over selections and arranged them by hand.