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Well, that didn't take long HAHA!
Why did nobody ever tell me you could simply export to GIF from DaVinci Resolve?
Very unfinished but the backdrop image, as it is in this video, is already leagues better than what I had last weekend! I'm going to work on it incrementally over the coming weeks as I work on implementing the stages idea I talked about before!
You see I was GONNA get to work on the procedural enemy wave generation algorithm but then I remembered I still haven't drawn a defeat animation for the spider so now I'm working on that instead. 🤣
Doing it in layers starting with the web as usual.
BIG NEWS: Your Bandit can wear a Game Jolt hat and shirt in Bandit Trap!
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It ends on March 23rd at 6 am CET!
I've been working on improving the backdrop for Hensen Hopper! The way I'm doing it this time is I'm creating a 32x32 image for each texture I want, tiling it to fill the backdrop image, and using layer masks to "paint" where that texture will be visible.
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I've been working on the backdrop today! Among other things I've done, I made a bush! I know, SOOOO impressive lol.
This is a short video showing off the new procedurally generated enemy waves in Hensen! In theory, the game will become more and more unpredictable as I continue to build and implement new enemies!!!
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I've worked out a process for drawing bushes that I'm using for the backdrop! First I draw the branches, then "paint" where the bush texture will be, copy it's alpha to a new layer in white, then draw it's shadows in a layer over the bush layer.












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