The more support I get, the more I will be able to continue to add to this tool. I will probably commission some more character parts for the tool during the development my game, and I will update it through Steam periodically. Save sheets as templates to easily build upon and modify later Export sprite sheets as PNG into RPG Maker MV (and other versions)

Thousands of parts means almost unlimited variations Clothes, shoes, jewelry, hats, bags, capes, gloves, belts, ties, masks, beards, weapons Humans (male/female/children), Orcs, Reptiles, zombies, skeletons, etc. Based on Universal LPC Spritesheet project, so you can use for free in your game (commercial or non-commercial) as long as you give credit to the artists So, if you're looking for a different style of sprite for your game please check it out and let me know what you think.Īvailable for free on Steam Oct 3rd, 2019. I figured it could be really helpful to other game developers with limited resources to make sprites. I decided to go the extra mile and package the tool up (and spend $100, wow I must love you guys!) for easy download on Steam for Windows and Mac. I didn't like the default RPGMaker style sprites and found it a lot of work to use arbitrary resource packs provided online, or found they didn't have as much variety as I needed. In the end I adjust the skin right below the hair with some “shadow” pixels.I recently made a character generator tool because I needed a good way to make many characters for my upcoming indie game. In the end I add some bright white highlights (You can’t see them that well because of the light color) and add it to the base. The brightest on the upper left, everything else slightly less strong shaded with that color. Now it’s time to add the highlights following the same scheme. They get darker on the right and at the lower and and the lower parts even get black outlines, no matter which color the hair originally is! In this step I also shaded the darkest parts. Since our light source ist above our char and slightly on the left side, there the lines are the lightest. As second step I adjusted the colors on these lines in black, lighter and darker lines. As result the steps between the colors still fit well enough into the scheme, but have the tone I was looking for.Īs second step I added the outlines to the hair and divided it into the strains. Since I found no matching tone in the default sprites, I took the palette of the hair of another char and adjusted the hue, tone and brightness. On the right side of her head you see the palette I used for that. To get the result we want, I at first roughly scribble the shape of the final hairstyle.

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