Many times you can copy/paste between frames and do some simple adjustments, but depending on what it is that isn't always the case. If you want something that does skeletal animation for 2d, you can look up both Spine and Spriter. They both take separate sprite parts, and animate them with a skeleton. And, unless you draw several different variants for pieces, any lighting won't work perfect because that also gets rotated. It's like how many games simply flip the sprite for the character and enemies to get it facing left instead of right. But if the lighting is drawn from the upper right, it would then appear to be in the upper left. This isn't really important in many games, and in fact at times isn't noticed. But if you are using animation based off of pieces like that, it will likely be obvious if you don't draw it right. If that is the style you want, great, but if not, you may end up needing to modify shading afterwards anyway.Īnd art is never going to be extinct. It's as bad as C++! I love pixel art, but I can't get good at it. Instead I do the whole 3d pre-rendered sprites thing to get "acceptable" graphics. It has advantages of that I get to use all the tricks Blender has, including shading, marking edges, all the neat 3d modifiers like displacement textures(great for asteroids), and many other tricks.
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*wanders off to angst over the fact that pro pixel artists still freaking exist, ugh, can't pixel art go extinct already?!* And I can easily re-render after making changes too, or if I need a different size for whatever reason. Well, the reason why I wanted to use pixel art is because it's probably the only way I can create "reasonable" looking graphics, or at least very simple graphics with decent animations. From my perspective, shitty graphics with good animations is more important than good graphics with shitty animations. Read this eBook, especially the part on animation: Īnd post what you have done. You can't get feedback if you don't show people your work. I haven't done much yet, since I was mostly just looking for tools. But since you mention it, here's a simple animation I just did.
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