Super Smash Bros. Melee: 3D Mario Sprite Sheet

[Sebzicide]

This took me an hour ripping this from the dolphin emulator. Remember to give credit when used.

[E-Man]

I hope this doesn't offend you, but this probably isn't the kind of submission this site is looking for. Unless these are pre-rendered sprites (like the ones seen in the Donkey Kong Country games), taking screenshots of the animation frames of a model is a little inefficient when anyone could just take the actual model and pose it however they wish (which is why the models section of the site exists). Besides, since a CGI model is capable of being displayed at multiple angles and can be zoomed in for an infinite number of resolutions, getting a "complete" "sprite sheet" of a CGI model is practically impossible.

[Mystie]

Not to mention, you posted this in the Custom Sprites forum, a forum where you are supposed to post sprites that you made.

[Koopaul]

Boo Mario from Super Mario Galaxy was actually submitted similarly to this. But the sheet is not a custom sprite.

[E-Man]

You mean this sheet?

http://www.spriters-resource.com/wii/sup...heet/8149/

I'm not sure why this even got accepted in the first place since it isn't even a pre-rendered sprite like the ones from the Donkey Kong Country games and Super Mario RPG. In fact, wasn't there a guideline to what can and cannot be submitted to this site that covers stuff like this?

[Mystie]

Speaking of models submitted as sprites, all kinds of 3D models from the original StarFox were submitted to TSR as "sprites" as well.

[Sebzicide]

crap, its my first time being here can somebody move this thread some were that fits?

[Random Talking Bush]

You mean this sheet?

http://www.spriters-resource.com/wii/sup...heet/8149/

I'm not sure why this even got accepted in the first place since it isn't even a pre-rendered sprite like the ones from the Donkey Kong Country games and Super Mario RPG. In fact, wasn't there a guideline to what can and cannot be submitted to this site that covers stuff like this?

*stuffs in his mouth*

Whuh spwih sheeh?

[Shade]

You mean this sheet?

http://www.spriters-resource.com/wii/sup...heet/8149/

I'm not sure why this even got accepted in the first place since it isn't even a pre-rendered sprite like the ones from the Donkey Kong Country games and Super Mario RPG. In fact, wasn't there a guideline to what can and cannot be submitted to this site that covers stuff like this?

*stuffs in his mouth*

Whuh spwih sheeh?

There was some usable textures on that sheet, though.

[Random Talking Bush]

You mean this sheet?

http://www.spriters-resource.com/wii/sup...heet/8149/

I'm not sure why this even got accepted in the first place since it isn't even a pre-rendered sprite like the ones from the Donkey Kong Country games and Super Mario RPG. In fact, wasn't there a guideline to what can and cannot be submitted to this site that covers stuff like this?

*stuffs in his mouth*

Whuh spwih sheeh?

There was some usable textures on that sheet, though.

I'll put up a replacement archive on The Textures Resource in about an hour.

Sorry, that sprite sheet had been annoying the crap outta me for so long...

(EDIT: Done. No longer completely missing.)

[SchAlternate]

Well, I had fun posterizing these. I even edited one of the frames to make it seem made from scratch.

[Sorav]

I hope this doesn't offend you, but this probably isn't the kind of submission this site is looking for. Unless these are pre-rendered sprites (like the ones seen in the Donkey Kong Country games), taking screenshots of the animation frames of a model is a little inefficient when anyone could just take the actual model and pose it however they wish (which is why the models section of the site exists). Besides, since a CGI model is capable of being displayed at multiple angles and can be zoomed in for an infinite number of resolutions, getting a "complete" "sprite sheet" of a CGI model is practically impossible.

They aren't pre-rendered, but these still have their uses. Sometimes you can't use the actual model, you know? Cause of a multitude of reasons.

[Koopaul]

Actually... Once they're in sprite form, they are "pre-rendered" or similar to it. After all, Donkey Kong Country took CGI models and made them into 2D frame-by-frame sprites. And that's essentially what he's doing. He's taking the model and turning it into a 2D frame-by-frame sprite.

A sprite doesn't always have to be something made pixel-by-pixel. Primal Rage was done in clay!