Sprite?

[Solstice]

Originally this sprite had 3 frames per row, but I copied the middle one over to the right to make it four frames, but it walks wierd? I don't know why?


[gdog12356]

#1 Never Use JPEG Images they suck. Use PNGs.
#2 Make sure each of them are in a square, for example the way eclipse reads them is that each frame is the same size, so if you have 4 frames going across you should have the same size for each frame. For example is the frame size is 32x32, then you should have each character in the same position in a 32x32 square when you go across the Spritesheet.

[Solstice]

Not very helpful.

They are the same size, it's 128 x 128 exactly and it's not a jpeg, it's a 32-bit bitmap. Because apparently eclipse origins (or at least mine doesn't) read png files.

Edit: Wait it is a jpeg? wtf?

I don't even know. ?_?

[Ruins of Hell]

What do you mean by "walks weird"? You're going to have to elaborate.

[Solstice]

You could always try and run it in-game? There's no other elaboration I can provide besides a video recording. It just walks wierd,  Like it will walk and then it will be almost like it stalls? Hard to explain.

[Ruins of Hell]

@God:

> You could always try and run it in-game? There's no other elaboration I can provide besides a video recording.

I'm on my laptop right now (doesn't have Windows). It's probably just be the sprite itself. All of the Eclipse sprites have the same 2 = 4 style.

[Synergy]

To me it looks like you've got the stationery positions in the wrong place.
Stationery should be squares 1 and 3 (in rows) not 2 and 4.
Look at the default sprite/s for clarification.

Regards,
~Syn. :)

[Solstice]

@Synergy:

> To me it looks like you've got the stationery positions in the wrong place.
> Stationery should be squares 1 and 3 (in rows) not 2 and 4.
> Look at the default sprite/s for clarification.
>
> Regards,
> ~Syn. :)

You sir, are marvellous.