Wing

Still looking for another pixel artist! 

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One thing you have to consider is the size you are working with. You mentioned this is for your game. With the size you currently have you won't have a lot of space for customization, though it isn't impossible it becomes mostly interpretation. As for the how it looks, I think it's going pretty well so far. However, for the right/left directional sprite you currently have his shoulders seem awfully shrugged up.

> I saw this topic title: > > > >!  > > Anyway, can you clarify what you mean by "attack"? Because naturally, casting a spell isn't going to attack the enemy. It's going to cast the spell. When someone says attack, they usually refer to the action performed by pressing "ctrl". > > If you could explain the issue a bit better, we might be able to help. He's saying that he has a spell casted on a enemy that has damage over time while he goes up and attacks it physically with CTRL it doesn't do anything.

Baby steps. Learn how to communicate properly first. Putting your grammar aside, I do like the idea you have.

Hey I'm tied now so it's fine to give it to me right? 

> I'm sorry, but is this the best you can do? Or are you hiding some secret potential behind… that? He edits the controls/layout in the game. He doesn't make the design.

> I meant it as, use PNG. Fogger is assuming Sherwin uses eo which uses jpegs by default.

> Make a tutorial for it then? Write text, rasterize layer. Select content of the rasterized layer by ctrl clicking the layer with the text. Fill the selected layer with a gradient. Use blending options to add stroke, and a 1 pixel inner glow.

> Can you read?  This engine was originally going to be a public engine, but somewhere along the road he changed his mind.

New Design! **John's Solutions** >! 

Oh, something worth mentioning. The arms on your sprites look really strange. They look like they are connected to his chin or something.

No no no, I think you should move the mouth up. Where it is is no good lol.

 This is what the head of your sprites look like. Fix that and it will look a lot better!

> He offered nothing here. ZooooOOOOOoom. Sound that shit made when it went right over your head. Well, it makes sense to me. Why would he re-write all the information for you to read when you can listen to it? I guess he could have embed the videos in to the OP, though.

> Surprised someone else decided to call him out on pitching his youtube channel and Facebook page. His youtube channel only talks about Banana Paradise, and the voice over has a fair bit of information. From what I can see, there are no reason for him to advertise his youtube channel other than to share the information.

Do you not get it? Wing? Chicken? Chicken Wing? 

Because Wing was on the other side.

> Read… Don't use "tl:dr" The point of explaining it is so people who don't understand what the concept of this is can get the gist of it. I'm sure DeathTheKid knows what it is, but what about the people reviewing your work?

> Yea, my graphic designer skills are worse then.. let's not go there. As well as, what do you mean by "Eclipse-Related" things? Probably things that people one Eclipse would find useful as an addition to their projects.

What version? Also the dimensions have to be multiples of 32.

I agree with Kusy. The most amazing pieces of pixel art I've seen takes months to create, when you can make something else with equal satisfaction in a lot less time. As Kusy said, pixel art is not the only way to utilize eclipse as a 2D source. Some people, in a way, paint their sprites and tile sets.

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> $10 per sprite won't work… $10 per good tileset, yeah. If you manage to get a good tile set for $10.00 dollars you would be _very lucky._ Normally tilesets can go to the triple digits ($100.00 or more) or even break $1000.00 depending on the quality of the work and who you are purchasing it from. As for sprites, I usually get people to pay me around $20.00 per sprite. With that said, you may be able to find someone who is willing to volunteer to work for free, however it is unlikely. Pixel art takes a lot of time.

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