Sprites made with "Blue-Box"

Digital Mosaic Games · Mon 28/12/2009 19:05:32

Hey AGS-Friends,

I´ve made an animation with the Bluescreen-Technique.
For example "the riddle of master lu", "Phantasmagoria" or "Kings Quest 6"
used this technique.

Ryan Timothy B · Mon 28/12/2009 19:27:00

I think you don't have the GIF set as repeat. It animated on the loading but hasn't since.
But from what I quickly saw, I think it looked pretty smooth.

InCreator · Mon 28/12/2009 19:30:18

Is it... game maker gif?

Download Gif Movie Gear and make it repeat. It's small and you don't have to buy it just to make gif loop.

Digital Mosaic Games · Mon 28/12/2009 19:56:28

Yes youÂ´re right. It was a game maker gif

IÂ´ve downloaded the little program and now the animation is repeading.
Thanks!

Danman · Mon 28/12/2009 20:03:03

Good work that animation looks pretty good ~~but I think you need to add 1 or 2 more frames at the end of the animation for when he stands up again~~

. But besides that I think the animation looks pretty smooth to me.

Edit: Actually the animation wasn't showing the last couple frames earlier

Digital Mosaic Games · Mon 28/12/2009 20:11:48

ItÂ´s right! I have deletet a couple of pics at the end of the animation because it was really hard edit this "real" animation to a game-looking graphic.

Danman · Mon 28/12/2009 20:31:18

Was this an animation of a real picture or real pictures? :o

Digital Mosaic Games · Mon 28/12/2009 21:13:18

Yes! Thats what I mean with the Bluscreen-Technique

At first It was a video. It´s me on the pictures

I formated the video to gif and edited it. That was back-breaking work.

Chicky · Mon 28/12/2009 21:16:12

It doesn't have to be buddy, you can open video files in Photoshop.

Danman · Mon 28/12/2009 21:39:03

At least with that technique you will always have the perfect perspective and shadows.

Well that must of been a lot of work

. That technique reminds me of a game I played years ago called Bad Mojo.