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onizahkeado -> RE: CBO'S Guide To Splicing!!! (1/3/2006 10:50:20)
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Yes Zero, there are different levels to sprite splicing, although i didnt know how to make the splices before, i did know the different levels of splicing. here they are.
*i made up these levels but i like the level system i made XD*
Level 1- Taking two or three sprites, and using two of the other sprites to add on to the base sprite or main sprite you are adding on to
Level 2- Using 3 or 5 sprites, and adding on to the main one, using smaller peices at times to make a pattern,
Level 3- using 4 to 8 sprites and working on each peice seperatly before adding on, including layering which is using sprites on top of eachother to make a better effect
Level 4 -advanced layering 10 to 15 sprites,, using small sprite peices to layer and cause a pattern of scales, flame effect etc.
Level 5 Extreme layering, small bits carefully assembled to make awsome flames etc. Great over all work
Summary. Sprite splicing looks great at more advanced levels and good at lower, but the more effort and detail and attention you use, the better it looks.
In paint you can rotate objects aka sprite peices, use this to make flames in any direction, good spikes, and more Chicken bake ok shows level 1 or 2 for the mos part but 4 sometimes, that is not a bad thing it helps us learn, not to mention i bet he can go to level five if he wants
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