Particle-like Animation?
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Particle-like Animation?
Is there a shortcut to creating particle-like animations, Like feathers or flower petals falling down the screen, or bubbles floating up? You know, other than creating individual elements and animating them with ATL.
If there isn't any, any tips on making the ATL animation NOT look stiff?
If there isn't any, any tips on making the ATL animation NOT look stiff?
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Re: Particle-like Animation?
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Also, check the tutorial game, I believe it talks about it in there a bit, (could be wrong though)
Also, check the tutorial game, I believe it talks about it in there a bit, (could be wrong though)
Re: Particle-like Animation?
Is using "Animation" as the image any different from just using one static image?
Can this function be used to make a diagonal particle movement? It only mentioned vertical and horizontal.
Can this function be used to make a diagonal particle movement? It only mentioned vertical and horizontal.
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Re: Particle-like Animation?
Watch the sprite section on the tutorial game, then it shows how sakura petals animate. Seeing is better than hearing.
And of cause, it can move to any direction.
And of cause, it can move to any direction.
Re: Particle-like Animation?
Mgah, how do I keep on missing stuff from the tutorial?
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