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Finally, you added some for loops which slow things down even more. Not sure, but the length of those could be adjusted.
Here is my version:
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Oh yeah, I added AxesOff to the top to make the grid go away. Since this is going to be run from another program, AxesOff should probably go there instead of here.
I just tried out this version, it's at least twice as fast as mine, do you think it was because of pixelon instead of recall pic that increased the speed so much? or was it the modifier for the speed that i had (they were purposely put in to try and slow down the animation) until i figure out a good speed for him to talk at, i'll keep it unchanged for now. (i nearly forgot about me slowing down the animation until just now)
because i forgot about me slowing down the animation, i could include extra animation, like finger waggle, head tilts, and other things perhaps
so yeah, just working on edgy and the court record now.
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But this is my reasoning:
loadpic -> asm loadpic function (really fast, say 0.1 somethings per pixel) -> loads 126x92 = 11592 asm pixelons -> 1159.2 somethings
pixelon -> basic pixels function, slow, say 1 somethings per pixel) -> draws/clears 100 pixels -> 100 somethings
So, drawing whole screen in pixelon would be MUCH slower than the loadpic, but drawing a certain amount of pixels is faster with pixelon than loadpic. But it's probably best to test it either way, when trying to actually decide what speed is wanted.
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i'll put it up soon
also, i need suggestions on what to add to the court record:
profiles, evidence pictures, anything special?
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For evidence types, you could have (based a bit on saluk's ideas)
- Weapons (weapons by themselves and related stuff)
- Reports (autopsy reports, examination reports and related stuff)
- Photos (photos of the crime scene, etc)
- Texts (letters, notes, etc)
- Profiles (profiles about characters exactly)
- Personals (same as saluk's DNA)
- Others (items of relevance)
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upper left it what it looks like on the calculator, and bottom left is his suit filled in with the magic of ms paint to paint it gray, it makes the details stand out a bit more, cause some details are hard to see with the original version
and i might leave it up to the users to make pictures for evidence, cause pictures could take up a bit of important memory that the game might use otherwise. i think it is possible to have picture searches (like in the actual game), cause you can register where the user's cursor is, and can decide if they are in the area that the correct location is in. when this engine is released, it will contain a demo of the various types of evidence. it will basically be a sample dish of all the features it can support
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They don't :c
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the dimensions need to be 96(L)x64(H), only black and white pixels
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Edgeworth is done!
now, probably i need to work on the Judge, or maybe a witness, like Larry
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You could start with the judge, so you could even pull some small court talk.
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i might work on the judge 1st though...
EDIT:
and the judge:
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here's the judge
it was surprisingly easier than the others before it, perhaps due to my checkerdboard guide for doing it... or something. i also was able to pull off some extra details with pxloff, most likely due to the organized position of the judge, and how his details are pretty straight all around. i had some trouble with the eyes, it's hard for his brows, beard, eyes, and nose to fit on the same head. i can pull off a few expressions with the pixels available though, even a somewhat surprised expression.
he's a bit higher than the textbox, cause his sprite's relative position on the screen is there, and the scenery will be the only thing being interrupted by him and the textbox
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The first one, the height is the same, and I moved the background up,
the second & third, I brought down the judge instead.
how is it?
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I'm proud of this....
can you put this in the game...
pretty plz?
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is a bit different looking than this:
because of the background
it's an awesome sprited background, but i' looking for as close as possible to in game sprites with this project, which your gumshoe certainly is!
(i'm thinking up names for the game... and finishing larry)
EDIT: i added a new section on the first post at the top called Progress, this gets updated as i'm working on stuff, to keep the most up to date with everything. even the little stuff is written down
the title of the thread is updated by important events in the program's progression, like finished sprites, or demos or something
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and put it's my idea!!! HAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!
*shot*
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But Still!!!!
I Rock!! My Idea!!!
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But Still!!!!
I Rock!! My Idea!!!
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You remind me off a certain AAO user who may get banned.
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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1. RandomJibberish is right, Dithering has existed since the dawn of pixelart and is a commonly used practice
2. ksunwoo6 has used the technique frequently and very well in all of his examples of his calculator pictures, but you can still not claim a well known technique as your own
3. i have tried Dithering well before in ti83 calculator pictures many times before including sprites for this project, yet i have not done very well with it. i tried it once with my phoenix sprite and the results were far from satisfactory. ksunwoo6 is much better at the technique than i am, and i expect that all of his sprites will be of high quality and much detail due to frequent use of dithering.
if i do go back, i might try dithering again for some sprites to see if i can make it look any good, but this program has priorities.
feel free to make any sprites of your own (or even remake some i already did better) and post them here, if they rock and are pretty exact to what the game looks like, then i can remake them on the calculator (probably an new ones will not be put into the first pack, can't have too many pictures); and if they are improvements to ones i already have, then i will improve the sprites i already have.
credit is for the personal work posted for this project. if used, they will be correctly credited
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trying to be funny
People: You're not funny so stop trying!!!
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(Zoom in!)
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It's hard though...
I tried to fix the damn cravat, but not possible... T.T
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I told you I didn't do dithering that well...
so let's take a vote on the one to be in:
dithered
filled
(upper left) empty
which one of mine is the best out of filled, dithered, or empty?
of course others can make their own, better version of Edgeworth if they want to submit it
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