Can anyone here work with fire emblem style sprites i could use a few poses for

[tmerrill420]

a battlecharset for a few diiferent classes if anyone thinks they can help pm me and ill send you the sprites i need help with

[Prpl_Mage]

I'll take a look. I've done some work wit Fire emblem. But I never really get my custom animations to look as smooth as the game's

[tmerrill420]

alright thanks um heres the really important 2 if you could do a few more that would be cool if your to busy though dont worry about it
I really just need a dead pose if you could


         

[Prpl_Mage]

So, to make things clear.
You want these as a battlechar?

[tmerrill420]

yea pretty much if you could?



Edit: could you make attacks and poses and such for this sprite too by chance or no?

[Prpl_Mage]

Just give me a list of what poses you want. I should be able to do it.

[tmerrill420]

mainly just idle 2 or 3 attacks and dead is all i need just let me know when your done

[Prpl_Mage]

Did the death poses for the first guys. I'm pretty sure you can include them yourself.
But for the third. The pic is a JPEg. so I can't do anything.

[tmerrill420]

sorry but could you do this one too?   

[Prpl_Mage]

I'm pretty sure you can do death poses on your own can't you?

And that's another JPEG.

[DedlellyDeth]

JPEGs may look OK at first, but they're really only suited for art and photos, because they get horribly distorted at the pixel level, which is where sprites are edited.

[tmerrill420]

I dont know anything about that stuff sorry Can I change it?

[DedlellyDeth]

If you don't know what a JPEG is you might think twice about making a game. It might be too much for you. A JPEG is an image in the JPEG file format. The JPEG file format is used for creating images with compression to lower file size. However, this is not the best way to compress images. The best format is PNG. PNG does what's called "indexing" colors, only processing colors that are used in the image, saving space. PNGs have the limit of only being able to hold 256 colors, but since it's indexed, which Paint doesn't do with another format you may have heard of called "256 color bitmap," which selects them from a preset selection of colors, most people can't tell the difference. Regular 32-bit bitmap images do not lose any colors, but they are not recommended because they take up much more file space and make pages take longer to load. To save an image as a PNG, when saving an image, click on the drop-down menu for selecting file format in Paint, and click on PNG, then click Save. Saving an image that you previously saved as a JPEG does not make a good PNG, because data is already lost, so you will have to make a new file. Bitmaps, however, do not lose data and are fit for converting to PNGs. GIFs are also a good format, but Paint does not support them well and you will have to download a program like GIMP to be able to preserve the exact colors, Paint often modifying them. GIFs can also be animated, using special animation programs like UnFREEz, by stringing together GIF files, which is an advantage over PNG, but they are not supported by RPG Maker.

[tmerrill420]

I save everything as 256 colr bitmap

[Prpl_Mage]

As Dedley tried to say: JPEgs are useless.

On another note. If you didn't save that file as a JPEG - The hosting site did.