Aseprite has got a function to import such spritesheets automatically, but the program costs about 17$
I'll have a look at your last submissions and see if i can do something. However GIF files have a limit of 256 colors and no alpha channel on pixels. Usually sequences work with an extra masks for transparency. The example here has got 15 colors + alpha.
The second one has 64 colors.
There is a way to test it on a 8 bits gif, to get an idea on how the 32 bits sprite will actually work, as seen in the third image.
Watch out for "Pareidolia" the central step in the second bridge looks like alive and smiling.
Anyway, excellent job, you have some talent for textures. Don't be afraid of using tools thought for 23 or 32 bits to see what comes out when image gets indicized, in your experiments, you'll learn a lot of tricks very quickly, that way.
Here a GIF you can use for the preview
Here an animation that can be used as preview
Aseprite has got a function to import such spritesheets automatically, but the program costs about 17$
I'll have a look at your last submissions and see if i can do something. However GIF files have a limit of 256 colors and no alpha channel on pixels. Usually sequences work with an extra masks for transparency. The example here has got 15 colors + alpha.
The second one has 64 colors.
There is a way to test it on a 8 bits gif, to get an idea on how the 32 bits sprite will actually work, as seen in the third image.
Wow, this is great!
I have got an idea about how to create an illustration with it.
really nice model.
Amazing job!!
Watch out for "Pareidolia" the central step in the second bridge looks like alive and smiling.
Anyway, excellent job, you have some talent for textures. Don't be afraid of using tools thought for 23 or 32 bits to see what comes out when image gets indicized, in your experiments, you'll learn a lot of tricks very quickly, that way.
Great Job.
I thought: "What the flic, how is anyone supposed to use that?" because i forgot for a moment that i'm left handed. XD
Looks simple, but rather captivating, i love the '90es feeling.
Very well done!
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