[OT, u7 graphics] Would anyone help me with...
Posted: Sun Feb 02, 2003 1:29 am
...the transformation process that changes perspective of Ultima VII graphics to "eary Final Fantasy", for the rpg I am coding?
It's quite simple once you've got Exult Studio and some version of Photoshop (but I think it can be done with other graphic packages too, Gimp included). Yet', it's massive. For now I am personally porting the vegetation, but I'd need walls and roofs (roofs being the easiest because they don't require much changes, just to be exported and resized). The process is something like this:
Another interesting side of changing perspective to this "flat" visual, is that I will be able to use the same transformed graphics as textures for the experimental 3d version of the game (infact I am coding everything so that porting the whole game from 2d to 3d will be extremely easy, and the engine is already finished and working - yet, now I am going for the "retrogame" taste and some easier coding, that's why I am into 2d stuff ).
So... anyone that would lend a helping hand?
Write me here, or at - abp@worldwideschool.ws - thanks!
It's quite simple once you've got Exult Studio and some version of Photoshop (but I think it can be done with other graphic packages too, Gimp included). Yet', it's massive. For now I am personally porting the vegetation, but I'd need walls and roofs (roofs being the easiest because they don't require much changes, just to be exported and resized). The process is something like this:
Another interesting side of changing perspective to this "flat" visual, is that I will be able to use the same transformed graphics as textures for the experimental 3d version of the game (infact I am coding everything so that porting the whole game from 2d to 3d will be extremely easy, and the engine is already finished and working - yet, now I am going for the "retrogame" taste and some easier coding, that's why I am into 2d stuff ).
So... anyone that would lend a helping hand?
Write me here, or at - abp@worldwideschool.ws - thanks!