{"author_name":"Osgeld","cat":"LD #18 - Enemies as Weapons - 2010","comments":[],"epoch":1282367520,"likes":0,"metadata":{"p_key":"69983","p_author":"Osgeld","p_authorkey":"828","p_urlkey":"105803","p_title":"I got the sheet man","p_cat":"LD #18 - Enemies as Weapons - 2010","p_event":"LD18","p_time":"1282367520","p_likes":"0","p_comments":"0","p_status":"UPD5","us_key":"828","us_name":"Osgeld","us_username":"osgeld","event_start":"1282262400","event_key":"4","event_name":"LD18"},"text":"

got my (non animated, cause I am being realistic here and need to focus on code) sprite sheet up and ready, and mapped, next is to do some polygon magic to set bounding boxes<\/p>\n

for those who are not in the know, the gimp and most other image packages have the option to do “web slicing” which in the gimp fires up a window and you can outline what you want and it spits out a plain text file for use on the web with xy coords, along with rectangle and circle you can also do polygons, which makes it point n click easy to slice up a sprite sheet and define bounding “boxes”<\/p>\n

\"sheet\"<\/p>\n

I am no artist, but if you know your vector image editor (inkscape in this case) and a little bit of image editor (gimp in this case) you to can produce some meh sprites heh<\/p>\n \n

Tags: progress<\/a><\/p>","time":"August 21st, 2010 12:12 am","title":"I got the sheet man"}