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been sick and in the hospital.. so the kof2003 got finally finished lol while at the hospital i finished the very first one i started with for neo geo lol... it was such a pain that i set to the side for laters... and what better time while at the fun hospital lol... anyways theres a pretty good one out there but is not perfect and i do me.. no plagearism policy lol.. liberties where taken as always but here more than most? cant tell for sure tho xD2 points
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Arctic Thunder & Ultimate Arctic Thunder I redrew the logo in parts so I could animate them separately: I isolated the snow so I could make it an animation layer that looked like the snow was moving. The vid below isn't quite the final, but it was pretty close. Arctic-Thunder-Preview.mp4 For the Ultimate version, I just recolored it based on the title screen coloring.2 points
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Wartran Troopers I wanted to use the mech/tank thing from this flyer (because it was the clearest image I found), but the leg was covered. I tried AI first, but it did weird things... I ended up copying the right leg and distorting the dimensions to match the approximate perspective. To give a little movement to the theme, I chopped off the left arm (filled in the gap mostly by cloning) and created a little blast pattern by painting overlapping red, orange and yellow blotches. I added a little blur and then overlapped a motion blur layer. Voila! Finished product: wartran troopers.mp42 points
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Hope you are all better soon, great to see you making these amazing images again.1 point
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State what the system and emulator is and maybe someone will be able to help.1 point
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After Dark This theme was a huge pain in the butt, but the end result looks pretty cool. I used the flipbook feature in HyperTheme (HT) to take individual images and create an animation. With traditional game sprites this would be a relatively simple operation, but - since I'm a glutton for punishment - I took in-game snapshots of the opening video sequence as the werewolf was running. This gave me 17 images like this to cut and clean up: I used "remove background" in Photoshop to get started. Then I cleaned up each image and filled in gaps as necessary. I centered each image on the canvas and saved them as transparent png's in numerical order. This gave me this: werewolf frames.mp4 To get a smooth animation loop for the ground layer, I created two horizontal rock surfaces from the screenshots and used tiling to scroll the images in the theme. The foreground image is blurred and scrolls faster for added depth. And the backdrop of the animation is an oversized moon background that moves slowly to the right. And the final result:1 point
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