Rhino wip

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cool. cant wait to see more. thanks for sharing

Thanks for sharing.

We added transparency to the GIF so we can feature your WIP on the main page.  
Please try this in the future as it looks much cleaner without the pink

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Some feedback:
Sprites are not aligned in the video
Moves look stiff, and feels like they need more frames of animation
Johnny Bravo (the base) felt very stiff and unfinished as well


Looking forward to seeing more

Sometimes, when I want to align and time my sprites and animations, I open up the base character that was used and try to match the frames and sprites right on top of each other. When I click between the tabs of the 2 characters, the sprites should line up. The feet are the most important. Then I try to time the animations the same way they were in the base. Most of it I match, but sometimes, depending on the character's move, size, or power, I make alterations. Walk animations look especially terrible is not properly timed and aligned.

Chimoru wrote:

Sometimes, when I want to align and time my sprites and animations, I open up the base character that was used and try to match the frames and sprites right on top of each other. When I click between the tabs of the 2 characters, the sprites should line up.  The feet are the most important. Then I try to time the animations the same way they were in the base.  Most of it I match, but sometimes, depending on the character's move, size, or power, I make alterations.  Walk animations look especially terrible is not properly timed and aligned.

Great advice here for anyone, thanks for sharing

Getting the sprites aligned is sometimes the most tedious task in creation.
Every move has to line up with the stance, or crouch, or air idle depending on the move.
Every move has to transition back into the idle (stand, crouch, air).

General rules for proper sprite alignment:
Always build your SFF with your sprites aligned (see Training by Stupa). https://mugen.fandom.com/wiki/Training
Always use code to move sprites around mugen (posset, velset, etc).
Never use alignment in SFF or AIR (it just gets messy with reversal, cancel or gethit).

for me look...a good man...need more evil face!! Rhino no is a good boy!and the suit need more details!
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Keep up the good work
And maybe we can work on hammer head next

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Dude it's coming along good you asked me to work on something and I can't for the life of me remember what it is

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that's the only problem I have I need someone who can code
I need to fix encoding errors
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this I will have a problem with any character

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Awesome job can you do the same with hammer head for me

Lovely design. I think, you need rework head a little, but he stiil looks good.

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this is a problem for me
me ktos can help me with this

Haa A Hulk character to a character edited as Johnny Bravo to a character now dressed as Rhino.
Overall, not bad. But use a different stance sprite than the ones from Hulk. Just take some inspiration from Zangief or Griffon.