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Posted 2004-06-13, 07:12 PM
ive just started useing rpgmaker2003 and i dont know how to get a know battle char. could somebody tell me what program i need please.
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Posted 2004-06-13, 08:00 PM in reply to chriswright2120's post "makeing battle char sets"
MSPaint is fine. Others would use IDraw. Either way..

Each file is 144x384 pixels, and each "frame" is 48x48. (Obviously, this means 8 rows, 3 collumns.) From there, you would just draw whatever you want, with 3 frames of animation for each pose. Open up a current RTP one and use Save As to make a copy somewhere so you can mess around with it.

Make sure it's 256 colors! (If you're having trouble importing it, just Save As a 256 color bitmap in MSPaint.)

Don't forget to set up your battle charset when you're done (Animations 2 tab in the Database). If you don't know how to set those up, look here: http://zelaron.com/forum/showthread.php?t=27929
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Posted 2004-06-13, 08:41 PM in reply to BlueCube's post starting "MSPaint is fine. Others would use..."
thanks ill try that
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Posted 2004-06-13, 09:11 PM in reply to BlueCube's post starting "MSPaint is fine. Others would use..."
when you say "with 3 frames of animation for each pose" you mean 3 diffrent char for one pose. im a newb lol
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Posted 2004-06-14, 06:00 AM in reply to chriswright2120's post starting "when you say "with 3 frames of..."


Each "pose" is made up of 3 frames. You'll need a pose for each of the required ones - check the Animations 2 tab, Poses 1-12 since I don't feel like typing them all out here. You can reuse animations if you want.. by default, in fact, Skill Use and Item are both identical. Just fill up the required poses with whatever character you're making.

Check out the way RPG Maker's RTP does it - 2 Battle Charsets, so there's more than 8 animations for it to use. They also give you a good feel for the layout of Battle Charsets in general.

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