Well, hello there, Luigi Blackquill here!
Well, i've had nothing to do, so, I made a mood matrix backgroung with some gfx, if someone wants to make a game/Animation using Athena. Enjoy!



P.S.: The center one in black is a "make an emotion", and, if use, give credit, OK?
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Little Update/Request of Gyakuten Fanatic: Overdrive included in the sheet.
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The tutorial for users of Pyright:
First of all is a "poor people" tutorial, or whatever is the translation, anyway...
1º part of Mood Matrix:
As we know, the Mood Matrix uses, most of time, a static image, (not always, but...)so:
Step 1: Make the start as a normal cross-examination.
Step 2: Of course, we wouldn't use evidences. (Or maybe not, you choose)
Step 3: When use press, the character can make for himself the default question of Mood Matrix. (which I don't remember).
Step 4: Put in the little boxes the emotions to ask the witness...
Step 5: Then, continue the script.
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2º part of Mood Matrix (OVERDRIVE!!):
First of all, make a pre-animation/picture using the others emotions.
Step 1, 2, 3 and 5: The same thing.
Step 4: You have two options here.
1-You can use Examine system about what is wrong.
2-Put in the little boxes the options. (but I think it would make very easier, again, you choose)

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Last edited by Luigi Blackquill on Thu Mar 13, 2014 11:08 pm, edited 1 time in total.

Outlines look a bit... I don't know, choppy? I think you should work a bit more with this anti-aliasing.

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I know what you mean. Anti-aliasing... Great, interpolation of pixels (what I don't know how to use well ), Here I go!

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Just take a color that's somewhere in between the other two, then work with that around the edges. This won't work for everything, but for the basic shapes you've got here, it should be fine.

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Would be more appropiate if performed in vector format

I was going to use a Mood Matrix for my fangame, but I didn't. Still looks good, though! Maybe you could do an Overdrive variant for each of the four emotions?

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I know, it would be, but, I don't work properly with vectors, but, in the future, maybe...



OK, Mr. Blackquill. I thought you would ask for the mood matrix. So, just a variant of emotions? Hum... I think it needs just more one thing, and I know what it is!

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