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Hello everyone who is still kicking about following the progression of Lost Souls.
For the long time followers I preset a slight update in my progress to improve my overall spriting skills.
I've spent the last 3 days making from scratch new tiles to redesign my old maps to add the much needed...
Time for a very quick update.
I have just spent most of the day designing and coding a fully functional loadscreen.
You're able to use both mouse and keyboard input for the command selections which are fully dynamic and change depending on what options are available.
The little snapshot of...
I don't know what you're on about 😇
It's nice to be back after all these years I'm amazed at how much things has changed.
Bit difficult getting back into using essentials as the last time I was developing was version 17. Alot of code seems really different now 😅
Pokémon: Lost Souls.
Pokémon: Lost Souls takes place in the region known as Elyssia, a land of lush forests, serene lakes, and mystical ruins.
Elyssia is said to be a place where the spirits of departed Pokémon find peace.
Characters:
Player: A young and determined Pokémon Trainer who has a...
It's not going too badly, just trying to balance the hobby, around work and family time. Hopefully will release an update before Christmas now that the main head ache of work has settled a little bit.
You wont be able to find any of the old versions of the script as it was only up long enough for a couple of people to download it. That was a bit of a mistake uploading it to begin with. Although with a bit of reading up, it's not too difficult to modify the scripts to change the appearance and...
It's not about the program you use that makes the sprites, you just need to practice over time to be able to do it with your choice of software unfortunately.
You've basically just got to play around with the trainer card script to cause an illusion of it flipping over to a new page and to load the new graphics. I always just used the @sprite.zoom_y method to make the y value shrink and then change the image and cause it to increase again. Note the...