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Post by quillion on Jul 2, 2023 20:04:32 GMT
Both ciel and jio's tutorials recommend using GameMaker 8 while having downloads for the software.
I'm still wondering though; is there a better (or at least less outdated) option for assembling Crusade's sprite strips?
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Post by geometrybro on Jul 3, 2023 16:56:33 GMT
Personally I use Piskel to do all my sprite based stuff
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Post by quillion on Jul 4, 2023 4:01:49 GMT
Personally I use Piskel to do all my sprite based stuff Does it make the same strips that GameMaker 8 does? |
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Post by geometrybro on Jul 4, 2023 5:45:46 GMT
Personally I use Piskel to do all my sprite based stuff Does it make the same strips that GameMaker 8 does? you can assemble sprites into sprite strips, yeah I'm not sure how gamemaker works because i dont even use it lol |
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Post by 7deenine on Jul 6, 2023 9:20:16 GMT
Does it make the same strips that GameMaker 8 does? you can assemble sprites into sprite strips, yeah I'm not sure how gamemaker works because i dont even use it lol In gamemaker's case you just drag and drop the gif of your characters sprite that you exported from fighter factory (if you were using mugen characters for sprites) and it shows you all the individual sprites and if you press ctr+s then it say something along the lines of "nameofsprite_stripAnyNumberOfSprites" click save and it basically turns the gif into a sprite strip im not sure how it works using raw sprites, like custom sprites or anything. |
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Post by quillion on Jul 6, 2023 15:58:38 GMT
I'm using a pre-made spritesheet though, and I find I need to supplement GameMaker 8's use with Sprite Cow to help with alignment.
Is there a way to use pre-made spritesheets with Piskel? I believe it says that large files will cause problems, so I'll probably have to crop the sheet down, but will it work that way?
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