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.usa wrote:Uncle Mugen, those BGs are awesome, thank you A LOT for sharing! ;3;

Also, as I've been reading, you're looking for some kind of filter to make it look more hand drawn-like, right? I took 2 of your BGs and edited them a bit, what do you think?

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That one got more orange-ish than I wanted it to orz

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It just took some blur, contrast and some lighting edits here and there.

mugenjohncel wrote:

Katta wrote:It looks great and the performance is smooth.

Great to hear! I'm having mixed results here from various sources. Most of those who said it plays OK are those who have high end systems. There are some performance issues in low to low end mid systems.

Anyway, thanks for the info. This is very helpful in assessing if this whole Animated BG is possible and feasible.

To celebrate this glorious occasion, I will now start giving away "FREE ANIMATED BG'S" starting with this Street BG here

Note: This is a native 1280 x 720 sized video. For best result, please make sure your game is sized at 1280 x 720

How to use:
1. Unzip and copy it into your game directory

2. Add this into your script

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image movie = Movie(size=(1280, 720), xpos=0, ypos=0, xanchor=0, yanchor=0)

3. To have it show in the game use it like this...

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label start:
    show movie 
    play movie "street_day_animated.ogv" loop #ENDLESS LOOP

4. To hide it, simply add

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    stop movie
    hide movie

Known issues:
1. No decent known way to have transition between two videos
2. On some lower end machine, there will be a minuscule flicker between loops

Anyway, more to come

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Kia wrote:1- do you use sketchup pro or make? my guess is pro, if that's the case is it possible to achieve the same thing with make?

Kia wrote:2- do you use any plugins to help the design?

Kia wrote:3- any plugin for rendering?

Kia wrote:4- do you use a pen tablet for post processing in photoshop?