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spear guardian idle animation fly

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first  boss holy version animation  time lapse

here is the angel guardian animation time lapse, that I have worked in spriter.

part1

www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrE3zn…

part2

www.youtube.com/watch?v=AKm33w…



background sound
Drop zone II Dark Shadow 
by Mikomusic

about  spriter.


Spriter enables the “modular” method of animating. Each frame is constructed from many small, re-useable images (such as body parts). Each of these images can be stretched, scaled rotated, swapped out and changed in opacity to drastically increase the “mileage” an artist can get from each piece of art

in game engines like construct 2,  you  can get a great optimization  by using  spriter format for the  animations, because it use only  the bones  data of the animations and the sprites of the differents parts of the character.

in this  case  for example the  spriter  file size is  407kb and all images size are 21kb total  of 428kb compare this with  a  sprite sheet image  of  30 frames  for only  2 o 3 animationes  with a size of 815kb.
other  think  that  help the optimization  with spriter is  that you need only need  load 1 time all the image, in game, because that animations  isnt in frames, the animation  is in bones data,  this  help to the  cache data  of the game.
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LabToast's avatar
THIS LOOKS AWESOME!!!

I must point out a few things though. The wings seem to "jump" a bit. Maybe add a few more frames?

Oh, and if the body is made of energy or flames or something, shouldn't that be animated flowing or something to show that it isn't a static solid?