Running human sprites
Wednesday, July 15, 2020 - 13:08
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Just sprites of a running human. There are three types (see preview). Suitable for both games and animations.
Running sprites based on this: https://opengameart.org/content/hero-spritesheets-ars-notoria
Changelog (only in new archives):
- preview image changed (again)
- changed some sprites
- added 2 sprites
- the shade of the contours of the hands, arms and the face area has been changed
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Here are 2 licenses to choose from for you.
CC0: if you do not want to indicate my authorship and want to freely modify my work.
CC-BY 4.0: the same thing, but just point me as you like: diana23570, Diana Paymurzina or even like Diana Paymurzina (diana23570)
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type_1.zip 16.9 Kb [68 download(s)] type_2.zip 16.9 Kb [31 download(s)] type_3.zip 15.6 Kb [30 download(s)] type_1_-_new.zip 20.8 Kb [10 download(s)] type_2_-_new.zip 20.8 Kb [3 download(s)] type_3_-_new.zip 19.7 Kb [10 download(s)]
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Looks excellent, but it looks like they never leave the ground, or to be more technical, a foot always touches the ground.
A run is a definition a sequence of leaps, even when in coding a sprite the state type or state physics is "on the ground"
It would be a brutal work for the coder to specify at every step land or air physics, so in running animations the frames where the char doesn't touch the ground should emulate gravity, then if the char is stopped in mid run by a punch or a boot or a wall, it is considered standing on ground and will change animation to the appropriate ground gethit action, altough in real world such a thing would make most people fall on ground on their back.
Yes, I know about it. Thank you for your comment, @Puffolotti. I just used the hero sprite sheet, which is referenced in the description. I am not a pro at drawing sprites that involve movement, be it animal, bird or human. If you want, you can give advice on how to improve this work
So, I guess, I need to add 2 almost the same frames when a person is still above the ground, that is, he is soaring. I think that I just need to just extend a leg for the forehead, but also change the distance from the ground. You can correct me if there are any inaccuracy