I can tell you that I don’t. I find it extremely frustrating. HOWEVER Lately I haven’t been letting it get to me, as I’ve been studying Street Fighter III animation, and have been noticing a lot of errors that slipped by. So if the issue is small, people won’t notice it (I think)
To game developers out there who work a lot with 2D animations: Do you have any tips for dealing with things like changing one little thing on a sprite that results in the arduous task of editing all the frames, resizing them, exporting back into the project, etc etc?
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Yeah, I'm willing to accept that there simply is no answer, and sometimes things just take a long time
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Just make the sprite be editable sections instead of one piece?pic.twitter.com/xgy6kCdwfU
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I considered it, but my character will be turning and stuff, and those usually end up looking like marionettes. That's not a bad thing, but I'm not sure it's the style I want to go for at the moment. (But that could change)
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It's not pixel art. i'm not sure that would work for me
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Hey Ronnie. What program are you using?
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Photoshop
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Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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1. Define the concept well first to not redo work 2. Use software that is designed for frame animations, so going over frames/resizing/exporting is fast 3. If you're doing any repetitive automatable work ask your coder for a tool
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I *am* the coder. And what software would that be to use for frame animations?
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