Recently, I've been playing some games such as NEStalgia, and I noticed a lot of cut scenes within the game. So in my own game, Pokemon Origins, I tried to make a few of my own.
My first thought was to use images so that only the person watching the cut scene could see what was going on. However, I found one problem.
As long as the characters/objects within the scene don't move, I have no problem. But with the use of images, the movement of icon states does not show when you are moving the characters/objects within the scene.
Does anyone have a solution or another way around this? I thought about swap maps, but it just seems rather extensive..
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 May 25 2011, 7:34 pm
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May 25 2011, 7:51 pm
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Akriloth
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i think theres a resource on cutscenes
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No expert but I think you could use swapmaps for something like this.
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National Guardsmen wrote:
No expert but I think you could use swapmaps for something like this. ^ What I did for PSe. | |
Resource?
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But with the use of images, the movement of icon states does not show when you are moving the characters/objects within the scene. I didn't think this was true anymore. Maybe you need to use the new override var. | |
Man when are you bringing origins back
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happens to origins I had nothing I clear all of what has become saved when there is going to happen.
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Kumorii I'm having a hard time with the SwapMaps resource. Think you could help me out?
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What kind of problems are you having?
I'm knee-deep in pixel art right now, so I'm kind of busy. | |
Goodluck with Project Recovery ... Dion
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Alex send me the source code for Pokemon Origins, let me update everything please. I ca'nt host so I'll send it to you when it's done
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