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Game Creation => Requests => Topic started by: Geocide on December 09, 2010, 11:48:44 PM

Title: A 8-bit hero (non-rpg maker)
Post by: Geocide on December 09, 2010, 11:48:44 PM
Hello!

I'm taking a risk, but I'll ask anyway.

I'm currently developing a 2D platformer with a NES influence. My goal is to create a game in which is both charming and very difficult (ye olde NES style).

Anyway, I tried making my own character (80% Megaman influenced) but I sense that when it comes to character making with different animations It's not my field.
So I'm basically asking you guys here if you're interested to help me create a hero. If I do retrieve a hero with my desired animations I believe I can use that as a
template and later on create other characters from it. It's just that first character I'm having a hard time with.

Here's the char I made:
http://www.speedyshare.com/files/25626305/My_hero.png (http://www.speedyshare.com/files/25626305/My_hero.png)
http://www.speedyshare.com/files/25626311/My_hero_shoot.png (http://www.speedyshare.com/files/25626311/My_hero_shoot.png)

Looks alot like megaman :P

My request is:  

#64x64 image size
#standing still, standing still shooting left, standing still shooting right, running shooting left, running shooting right,
jumping, taking damage, death animations.
#A weapong built in arm is preferred (like megaman) or if you have some other idea of a weapon.
#only left and right (not up and down) since it's a platformer.

I'm tired, ask quesions if you like. If this is a inappropriate(spell?) place, then could you perhaps tell of a site which handles
sprite request? And I'm deeply sorry if It's the wrong place.

EDIT:
If I do get somewhere in this project I will contribute with tutorials in the C++ section in how to make games. How to start with C++ and give references
to how every part of C++ can be used in graphical games and to later on start with a 2D API o get right to buisness!

cheers~
Geocide.
Title: Re: A 8-bit hero (non-rpg maker)
Post by: SaiKar on December 10, 2010, 12:22:01 AM
It's a trivially easy request. Still, it could probably wait until you have most everything done. Having your character in a static pose while they run, shoot, slide, and what-not would look silly, but at least you'd know the game is working right before stressing too much over graphics.

Tell ya what. If you can prove you have a mock-up that actually functions as some sort of game, I'll do all the poses you need.
Title: Re: A 8-bit hero (non-rpg maker)
Post by: fruckert on December 10, 2010, 12:25:55 AM
If you're doing an retraux platformer title, you won't need much frames in your animation.

Just throwing that out there...I can't seem to finish my thought.
Title: Re: A 8-bit hero (non-rpg maker)
Post by: Geocide on December 10, 2010, 12:37:02 AM
It's a trivially easy request. Still, it could probably wait until you have most everything done. Having your character in a static pose while they run, shoot, slide, and what-not would look silly, but at least you'd know the game is working right before stressing too much over graphics.

Tell ya what. If you can prove you have a mock-up that actually functions as some sort of game, I'll do all the poses you need.

Well, sounds alright to me! I always code more when I have gfx on my hands because then I visualize further in how the result would be. Looking at a character can make me come up with new ideas that doesn't even have anything to do with characters. Anyway, tell me what you would like to see as a "mock-up" and I shall try my best to deliver.

EDIT:
And ofcourse you will be credited. If you want.