Eva you are not alone
Original post by Gand
Original post by Gand
Original post by ASFN Admin
Original post by ASFN Admin
:love:31 ways to make a girl smile:love:
Original post by porshya022
My teacher first said that I had to draw 32×32 sprite on squared paper, which I immediately said that people aren’t square and a sprite that size is going to be tiny on screen. So I just decided I was going to draw it normally scan in it and use Illustrator - like I normally do.
Then, we are told to log off our computers. So that meant no references for things like body shapes and weapons ( I always use references for drawing). And THEN we aren’t even allowed to discuss ideas because that drawings wouldn’t be "original".
So he’s expecting me to create a game without any inspiration or motives, we haven’t even got ideas for the games…
How does the initial design process normally take place in a game? And I don’t see what’s wrong with using references…
Thanks for any replies,
Tom.
Original post by KI114
Not much surprise here here. There was a wagon-like version proposed. I remember seeing a concept car that was similar.
Note the source of this link is Car Styling Magazine. It’s a very hard-to-find publication that covers the design development of several new cars in each issue. It’s one of the most fascinating publications I’ve ever read and I’m glad to see them finally online.
Original post by caarmike
Aww! Poooer Pooer Putty Tat (Sylvester)
Original post by kashyapnadig
I’ve prepared a common library (.SWC ) that is included in my main application file ( main.swf ).
main.swf then loads other module .swf’s into its own current domain ( ApplicationDomain.currentDomain ) via Loader.
The module swf’s use one class ( as it’s base ) that is in the library .SWC. When I compile these swf’s the library does not get included in the module ( which is good…smaller footprint ). However, when I run the main.swf I’ll get a Verifiy Error: #1014 with the base class name. When a module swf is loaded, shouldn’t it use the base class in the SWC ( main.swf )?
Is it possible to achieve this?
Thanks for any help.
Original post by Slowburn
Just another fun way to know your characters. I’m going to use this so I can get to know the characters in my secondary WIP better before I start writing.
So I guess we’ll do this script-like.
Example:
Rowan - (scowling at shoes) Prada is overrated.
Cash - (walks across the room and picks up his backpack) You’re to whiny.
Blah, blah, blah. You get it.
So, because I"m a loser, I’ll let someone else start!
Original post by Blind Writer