Introduction to Video Game Design Fall 2023
Added Mr. Scream to the Godot engine. HE IS SCREAMING IN EXCITMENT!!! AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH
Sprite Sheet is unfinished however. Too busy with 6 days a week work, and 4 classes to add more, aside from the basics, so there is alot of duplicate sprites and a unfinished victoty animation.
This took quite some time over the past couple of days but I’m excited to finally see the results in engine. I learned some valuable knowledge while working on these sprites (I guess thats how its like when starting out in animation you only learn fire is hot AFTER you get burned not before :I ) For example, duplicate frames only when you’ve established all your poses and ready to avoid backtracking. Unfortunately, I did not pick up on that when I first started working on the idle animation. I was adding details back and forth to the point I messed up consistency in each frame and had to redraw or delete a few frames. (Wasted a whole day doing that) But by the time I was half way finished with the jump animation I learned to avoid that by preparing my key frames first and avoid wasting time.
I’ll practice this program more on the weekend, but I’m happy it’s kinda working.
This is Dukiie, He is a little duck with an attitude problem, but that only makes him look cuter.
This is Dukiie in a Godot Scene.
Here’s my first Godot Scene with my player.
My sprite sheet.
My character in a Godot scene.
I made this little goofy carrot guy blinking, doing a walk and failing to jump.
HE IS ARMED AND DANGEROUS
I chose this character because it was an old character I used to love drawing and I thought she’d look cool as a pixel character.
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