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ChronoRPG
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I have v2chr maker and I'm trying to figure out how to make FF3 chrs, but all I come up with is blocky characters that look... well like a Tetris game.
Is there a better maker or am I not using it right?
I could really use help on the subject...
Thanks Again.
Posted on 2001-07-16 19:20:49
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auroraborealisis
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I could help you if you were to post what you have. I guarantee its not a proplem with the program, you're just visualising it wrong.
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Posted on 2001-07-16 20:29:02
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ChronoRPG
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How do I explain my problem...
I visualize how I want them to look and begin to create them, but after their finished they look blocky and not right. I have a sample Bakahito and I use him for a model but maybe I can't get all the degree's of shading right, or the shape right... It's just a general problem with my technique being new to this.
Any advice is what I'm asking, basically.
Posted on 2001-07-16 20:41:12
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invicticide
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Suggestion one: get some pics on the web. If you don't have any webspace, try a free provider like www.webjump.com, www.angelfire.com, www.tripod.com, and many others (they're a dime a dozen these days.) Upload some pics of your CHRs so we can see what you mean.
Suggestion two: drawing good chrs is a skill refined with practice. Plus, keep in mind you're drawing in low-res (320x240 most likely) so the pixels are larger than you're used to in more modern games. Excellent shading can help this a little, but not a lot. And excellent shading requires practice. Just keep at it!
That is all.
--Invicticide
P.S. Auroraborealisis is a very good chr artist. Listen to him :)
Posted on 2001-07-16 23:06:00
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