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Live through many uniquely absurd lives in this interactive narrative!
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Monsters' Den Chronicles
The next evolution of the dungeon-crawling RPG series!
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Version 2 of the Sprite Resources flash is finally finished! Includes 36 links to sprite sites, 6 search engines, plus a remade tutorial. Now includes music!
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Rated 5 / 5 stars January 9, 2011
Amazingly helpfull!
Thanks for the tutrial, really helpfull! So easy to understand, Expect to hear from me soon with a new Flash animation. Thanks again, you've saved me.
Keep up the good work :)
Rated 5 / 5 stars January 21, 2010
help
my sprite (link) has a green border and when i try to get rid of it parts of him have green attached to him
why cant i get the green to go away
(its like BRIGHT green)
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars January 8, 2009
Informative and stylish
I learned important stuff about actually doing the animation, much thanks. :]
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars June 17, 2008
mmm nice tut...
but Im having a bit of trouble with the smoothness of my sprites animation... How many frames inbetween poses are there and what FPS do you use?
Thanks for your help ^^
~Bob
It depends on your movie frame per second. Sometimes only having one frame of the sprite per one frame on the flash file can make the resulting animation too fast. In this case it is best to either lower the overall frames per second, or span that single sprite frame over multiple frames in the timeline.
Smoothness will also depend on the quality of the sprite sheet you are utilising - how many 'in-between' states etc. A 16 frame running animation will always look smoother than a 2 frame one.
Hope that answers your question.
Rated 5 / 5 stars September 1, 2007
Great
Awesome tutorial and a perfect example of what one should be like.