Magdreamer
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I applaud the professionalism in your efforts and your team's openness to critique.
When I see the way you guys accept the harsh criticism thrown your way by everyone, I can imagine your team going far!
You're on the right track, just keep working hard.
On a side note, "KAO" is a vulgarity in a Chinese dialect so the name is kind of funny to me :p -
Nice tutorial :)
I don't agree on using burn/dodge to shade though. I think choosing your color palette and painting the shades on gives a much better result when done properly!
Burn and Dodge doesn't play with Hue value so it just darkens and lightens, giving a boring "white light source" final palette. -
Good job AkatsukiNick!
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Awesome :)
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Just because it's possible to steal art, doesn't mean you make it easy.
Most of the people who would steal your art, couldn't make a game even if they wanted to.
You make it hard as an assurance to your artists that their work will not be released into the public domain the moment you release the game.
Imagine you're a programmer and the moment you release the first alpha of your brand new game, some guy takes your source code and makes another game project stemming from your code. -
The problem is the ease of accessing full sprite sheets that can be easily put into an open source engine.
It's the same thing as someone having access to your programmer's coding and easily taking original systems like your guild system straight into their engine. -
I don't think that saying copyright your graphics solves anything. Everything done is copyrighted.
If you want artists to work for you, you're going to have some sort of prevention method from easily stealing the art.
Just as your composers would like you to protect their music and your programmers wouldn't like you handing out the source code with every client.
Not everyone wants to have an open source game, and if you have to work on a game, you'd at least want the option. -
Thank you Darkheart :')
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I didn't see the posts, but thank you Stein :)
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That looks so amazing! Keep up the good work.
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The engine is looking top notch, looking forward to seeing where this goes!
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Prices are reasonable :) but you need to expand on your portfolio.
Not asking you to do work for free, but you have to show more credibility. -
> Now share your knowledge with the community !!
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> It would be nice: (
Thank you for the nice comment :)
I don't have anything really to share, this just takes dedication. -
Hey everyone, I haven't posted an update on my game, Nin Online, for awhile now on Eclipse.
I'll show you what we've been working on :)
In the fast months we've been working a lot on making do with the limitations of the engine, while creating a fun combat experience.
It's definitely a challenge, but we've been making good progress with a wide variety of Jutsus aka. Techniques.
Here's an example of a battle sequence with Substitution technique, an AoE technique (Lightning Current aka. Chidori Nagashi) and a directional AoE technique (Great Fireball Technique).
One neato feature would be diagonal/8 directional projectiles.
 
We've got a variety of other jutsus..
Projectiles
Stuns..
 
Targeted Techniques
Directional AoE
AoE
This one is WIP, but it's called Body Flickering.
Trap Items
We've also been getting an original soundtrack created by a composer called Afilion. I personally love his work.
These are some of the tracks he's been doing for us!
[](https://soundcloud.com/afilionmusic/sets/nin-online)
[**Listen to Nin Online OST by Afilion**](https://soundcloud.com/afilionmusic/sets/nin-online)
Anyway, I hope you like what you see. If you want to see more, you can sign up on our forums to view our top secret development logs!
**[Nin Online Community](http://ninonline.org/forum/)** -
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**Lazy Rocket**
I just spent a few days making this game, it's a flappy bird clone, with some added customization features.
If you want to support me, just download it and try it out! iOS version is on it's way. Takes awhile to get it approved.
**Android**
[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=couc…](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=couchknight.lazyrocket&hl=en)
**iOS**
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> The installer just installs nin online, or am i missing something :S
Is there something wrong with that?
Just kidding.
I support this engine. :) -
Very good improvement Fabzy. The tree is too perfectly symmetrical though!
The little character is so much better. -
Ryo what do you mean those houses and floors are yours?
Are you claiming that Nin Online's (or that screenshot) contains your work?
I did them myself, from scratch.
You have something good going here, I like the FPS and how smooth things look.
I don't mind you using those icons temporarily, but be sure to swap them out as soon as you can :) -
Zopto, I really like how things are shaping up! Good work.
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Yeah, I believe we have a pretty vibrant community besides a few trouble makers.
You should see where these people come from and how it started.
They used to be uncontrollable kids from toxic BYOND communities, now they're civil. -
@Zetasis I've been doing pixel art for as long as I've been doing interfaces, but I've never did a project with full custom graphics besides Nin Online, so I'm not shocked. :) Thank you!
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I don't see the topic you guys are referring to :o I would like to.
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Please please. I know it's too good to be true.
But no need to accuse me of stealing.
I can assure you I did all of it myself. I know what project you're probably referring to - Hayate Gaiden.
But from the screenshots above.. I can't say anything is remotely similar.
I did them all with almost zero reference.
I've talked to Slaizen once, even he agrees it's just similarities and the fact I'm using Hanzo's cliffs and certain pieces recolored, and Hanzo's tiles were edits of Slaizen's works.
But thanks for the blind insult ;]
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I'm still betting my money that whoever manages to build the next big thing after Mirage, will bring about another era of aspiring developers as Mirage has for us.