I'm not seeing anything...
There was a weird sprite, turns out it's just the lower "jaw" of the evil-looking tree for when it opens up. Other than that, not really.
Ripping WL3 sprites (lots of unused sprites found)
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There was a weird sprite, turns out it's just the lower "jaw" of the evil-looking tree for when it opens up. Other than that, not really.
I meant that you ripped some tiles that are unused on the real cutscene. =P
Actually, if you look at Wario's animation when he falls during the golf course, perhaps one of the frames could have been replaced by the one you showed:
The animation goes like this (slowed down to 25% speed):
On the eyes sheet? If you mean the last two panels, that wasn't in the files, that was just me fooling around.
Actually, if you look at Wario's animation when he falls during the golf course, perhaps one of the frames could have been replaced by the one you showed:
The animation goes like this (slowed down to 25% speed):
That's where I thought it could've been used as well but as you showed, it's not there.
Another possibility would've been that there was supposed to be an animation for wario starting to roll, instead of having just one sliding sprite which turns into the roll immediately. There's also a version of that sliding sprite with the regular expression rotated 90° which would support that theory. They can only flip sprites, not rotate them.
My guess is that animation would've looked weird on small slopes or that it would've been too distracting when you're supposed to make quick jumps right after starting the roll, so they ditched it.
Bravo, you totally fooled me. xDOn the eyes sheet? If you mean the last two panels, that wasn't in the files, that was just me fooling around.
I use a program called ShareX to record GIFs, that same software also allows uploading to imgur. It has a truckload of features.By the way, how do you make such clean gifts of gameplay? Teach me, Senpai!
I use BGB for gameboy emulation (it emulates gameboy games way better than Visual Boy Advance), it has a slowdown feature as well.
Which, leads me to the question: how did you create your clean-looking Wario gifs?
I've needed the Beam Robota sprite for my Wario game for the longest time. Thanks!
Ooooh, I'll check that out. I've been looking for a way to record pixel perfect clean footage/gifs of pixel art games.
Well, I basically recreate them in photoshop. For the owl one I took a bunch of screenshots, removed the background and then placed them in the right order and place again and animated it with the timeline feature.
Never knew photoshop had a feature to make animated gifs. I'll check that out, thanks!
It's kind of hidden. Instead of "save" you click "Save for web" (I think that's what it's called in english) to export it as a gif.
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Wario Speedrunner
A bit off topic but I wanted to point out the reason for BGB being better is because it uses the Gambattle core for GB/GBC games which is the most accurate.
The only difference I've noticed so far is that some high-pitched sounds don't sound right on VisualBoyAdvance.
Very interesting, never knew that!
