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Creative Production => Critics' Lounge => Topic started by: Moox on Sat 10/04/2004 23:05:36

Title: CC on Maxim Gun Animation
Post by: Moox on Sat 10/04/2004 23:05:36
I havent spil it up properly yet, but here it is.

(http://www.2dadventure.com/ags/gun_anim.PNG)

Its for my upcoming game "Petri A. Ringwald and the Maxim Gun"


(http://www-2.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/usr/wbardwel/public/nfalist/hpmaxim.jpg)
Title: Re:CC on Maxim Gun Animation
Post by: BOYD1981 on Sat 10/04/2004 23:17:03
well, it's more a sprite sheet than an animation, animate it then ask again
Title: Re:CC on Maxim Gun Animation
Post by: Moox on Sat 10/04/2004 23:50:42
I know it looks rough as im using a bad freeware gif animator and its only my second animation

(http://www.2dadventure.com/ags/maxim.gif)
Title: Re:CC on Maxim Gun Animation
Post by: BerserkerTails on Sun 11/04/2004 01:42:07
It seems to robotic. Chances are if a gun is firing, due to the sudden explosion of the gunpowder the gun would recoil (Spring backwards). This gun has no movement whatsoever, as if the bullets are magically flying out of it. Yet there is an explosion from the front of the gun, so it looks... Well... Wrong.
Title: Re:CC on Maxim Gun Animation
Post by: Moox on Sun 11/04/2004 01:56:02
Your right, I should add recoil to it
Title: Re:CC on Maxim Gun Animation
Post by: InCreator on Sun 11/04/2004 23:59:18
Yes, storng recoil is needed.
Then, It's hard to believe that gun like that produces so little flame. It's not a MP5! (Get some tips from my avatar)
Empty clips: They fall out weird. I think there should be some variation and they should fly out with higher speed. And flame should light gun a little.
Apart from this, looks ok.

Title: Re:CC on Maxim Gun Animation
Post by: James Kay on Mon 12/04/2004 05:20:13
Looks like an awful lot of frames for such a little effect. If you're not doing a recoil, just have the gun as one sprite and a series of MUCH smaller sprites as the flame. Even if you are doing recoil, it might be worth splitting the base from the barrel.

Added detail could be light reflecting off the front part of the barrel as the flame comes out.
Also, smoke doesn't dissappear that way (appear up, dissappear down). Try having it dissappear upwards.

Looking cool though!  ;D