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Acro -KSSU Style
#1
Well, this was finished a while ago now (must be at least a month or two now), and posted in the KSSU Customs Project thread (also a month or two ago), so I'll try again. I also want to confirm it's satisfactory work, as I'm aiming to submit it.

[Image: Acro_Sheet_Icon-1.png]
#2
Superb, I'd say. The outline looks a little thick around some parts, that's about it. But it looks good in the sheet thumbnail so that's not probably a huge problem.

However, the rock being crushed to bits animation starts to look like paper the further it goes. Might not want to make the bits get so small.
#3
Pretty nice. You should add some more frames, like to death animation. Acro also does flips and things in the water, wich you could add.
#4
(05-19-2009, 06:41 AM)Neslug Wrote: However, the rock being crushed to bits animation starts to look like paper the further it goes. Might not want to make the bits get so small.

I think I agree with you. I'm going to work with it and animate some different ideas I have - I have a feeling it's not going to need all of the paper-y bits around the end of the series.

Quote:You should add some more frames, like to death animation. Acro also does flips and things in the water, wich you could add.

Well, the work is intended to be a conversion of Acro from KDL3 to KSSU, as there're a lot of things about K64's Acro that aren't quite consistent or that would be hard animate well. There may be a couple of frames I still want to add, though...
#5
This is KDL3 Acro, which is probably why he doesn't have all those moves from K64.

@omegakyogre, it looks good enough, except for what has already been mentioned.

EDIT: Beaten to it.
#6
LOVE IT. Moving~

You may also treat this as an invitation to post threads directly in Custom Submissions if you so wish.
#7
Great job, really nice!
#8
Thanks, Grooveman. EDIT: I was late- Thanks Grooveman AND Dazz!

I honestly think the four rock pieces are all you need to animated a decent-looking 'break-apart' effect, so I've gotten rid of the paper pieces.
I'm unsure as to how much more work I want to put into this sheet, so it would help if you guys could suggest a pose or two that you think is necessary.
#9
Great job!


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