hehe thanks for the kind words!

I don't get it. The character, like almost every other 2D character, is moving like a 3D character projected onto 2D. Sometimes the sword is behind him, sometimes in front, etc. Conserving "volume" is just not how that works. Just look at any reference that inspires you where you like the pose, see how things like clothing, limbs and weapons become foreshortened in space, and do what looks good to your eye. Don't be constrained by conserving pixel count unless you're trying to stylize the thing as a literally flat (a shadow, or like paper mario) creature that for some stylistic reason can't change proportion at all. Penusbmic doesn't always follow this rule in the video itself, it doesn't always look good to do. (The general rule of "the end of the cloak has to go somewhere" does make sense but it's not about counting pixels. "somewhere" might mean behind another pixel, like how approximately half the cloak is in theory behind the character's body.)

I want to add though the result looks good in this video, there's a lot that he's doing right here to give it a good feel.

has been known since forever, since 70's

@@silphv if you watch the video, it’s not like he follows it like a law. He even mentions when the movements are more subtle, he deletes them and says no need to move these as they went behind him.

@@silphv I see what you are saying but you could still track volume during certain movements that are 2D with respect to the viewer

Yes! That's a solid point as well 😃

Thanks for the kind words and the support! Means a lot to me 🙂

@misfitmadman are you the bird man?

whats the song in your video

worm 45

I think that’s the coolest thing about the human mind. Learning something almost completely different can actually help so much thinking better when doing the main thing you are learning. I started learning pixel art by thinking about it as 2D sculpting, this helped me understand the form and how to block in the art without difficult lines :)

in comparison to level of animation in the Ori series, this is complete trash and you can't say it can be like that just bc it is low-res (so called pixel graphics)

​@@ruslansmirnov9006if you are incapable of understanding an art form maybe don't share your worthless opinion on it

Well said

Not just you lol

def not just you

Yeah I had to set playback speed to 0.75 for normal sound

I was gonna mention that

as a professional video watcher (1.75x only), yep

Thanks so much 😊

Weooo thanks for the support here as well 😀

Thank you! Cheers!

Thank you Z! appreciate the support :)

Thanks so much! ❤️❤️

Weooo! Well thanks for the support in many different ways 😀

Ty 😊❤️

You can create a game that looks like any style. From painterly to minimalist to a silhouette type game. Depends with the mood you're going for

thank you!

You're welcome!

Thank you! And it's honestly the best pixel program. Top notch

I'd reccomend buying it if you can, but if you can't afford it for whatever reason, you can compile it from the source code for free

Thank you!! And lesson learnt, a new video coming tomorrow, at normal speed😂😂 ❤️❤️

He sped up the playback

@@07forgot2 still impressive

Thank you! And definitely thought the same after posting lmao lesson learnt

Honestly, that's a wicked little detail that would make things even better!

@Penusbmic yeah man! Such a fun, experimental hobby! Your animations look silky smooth

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Hey thanks for the kind words! Just adding the timestamps :) hope that helps!

Thanks a lot, but I think you misunderstood me ^^ What I meant was, if you could display the keyboard hotkeys you're using on the screen when you press them (I believe there are softwares for that), it would be really nice. I'm really bad with shortcuts and they are overwhelming me lol :( @@Penusbmic

Ahhhh that's a cool idea! I'll def look into that for the next video 😀 thanks for the suggestion!