(07-02-2017, 07:57 AM)Dazz Wrote: I'd whittle this down to a case of somebody not knowing some of the terminology or an understanding of how people operate with sprite sheets. In fact I doubt you asked for permission to even share any of these sprites. Also there's cinnosu who I doubt given you permission to put that on the sheet. (07-01-2017, 02:25 PM)LuigiXHero Wrote: These sheet seems shady, My source said he gave you permission to use his sprite but didn't know it was for this sprite sheet. They could say no for multiple reasons since even though it's "free to use" it's not "free to share". I should also mention that it's not ok to make a sprite sheet compilation without asking for permission CLEARLY first from everyone you want to include. I'd like to be proven wrong but there is just too much evidence pointing to this sheet having stolen art. So for those wanting to use the sheet I recommend not since there is some super shady things going on here. If this is correct, you didn't even credit anyone from Sonic 3 Complete. I'm guessing one of the credits on the sheet actually stole the sprites and said they were his/her's. The thing about the frames from Next Level is that Markey Jester never released the sprites in a sheet so someone had to have stolen the sprites from Next Level. You straight up stole the extended Sonic 1 walking frames from Sonic Next Level by Markey Jester without even crediting him.Īlso the extended running frames are from next level: In fact I doubt you asked for permission to even share any of these sprites.Īlso missing someone? Those extended Sonic 1 walking frames looks very familar. These sheet seems shady, My source said he gave you permission to use his sprite but didn't know it was for this sprite sheet. Its more than just a recolor with Sonic 3's head on top. The Sonic 3 sprite is doing the exact same pose as the Sonic 1, but notice all the differences between the two. And that means not only reshading but also reshaping the sprites to be close to the original. You have to make sure they look accurate to the original source. Making these poses into Sonic 1 style is a lot more work than copying a head and recoloring. The final row is a Sonic Battle Pose that is on this sheet to the Sonic 3 Sonic Battle Pose that was not in Sonic 3 Complete. Outside color (because I copied and pasted it which messed with the colors), do they look similar to Sonic 1 style? The 6th Row is two sprites from this sheet. Notice how vastly different Sonic 3 is to Sonic 1. The 5th Row is a Sonic 1 Sprite, a Sonic 2 Sprite Recolored to look Sonic 1 and a Sonic 3 Sprite recolored to look Sonic 1. The 4th Row has the Prototype and the Custom being compared to an in game sprite. Note that he reshaded the sprites so they could look more accurate to Knuckles Chaotix. The first three rows are comparing 3 sprites from the Prototype with the Customs accepted. He reshaded parts so they look more accurate looking. He did more than recolor the Prototype to have Knuckles Chaotix color scheme. Instead of a recolor Sonic, they used these sprites so Super Sonic looks Super no matter the position.Īnother example, compare the Prototypes of Sonic and Tails sprites to the reshading/fixing up of these Knuckles Chaotix Sonic and Tails. An example of such is the Super Sonic sprites they used. Such limitations were most likely made because there were no decent Sonic 1/2 version of those sprites. Hackers do an amazing job, but even still they recommend you playing with the default settings.
METAL SONIC SPRITES SONIC CD SHEET PATCH
(06-30-2017, 11:42 PM)SuperS192 Wrote: The Sonic 3 poses are from Sonic 3 Complete an unofficial compilation od Sonic 3, Sonic & Knuckles, Sonic 3 complete, AKA S3&K and you can patch in the sonic 1 sprites. If you intend for this sheet to be the Ultimate Sonic 1 and not just a collection of recolors and frankinsteins, then yes and more. (07-01-2017, 09:46 AM)AkumaTh Wrote: (06-30-2017, 05:50 PM)SketchAnimations Wrote: Do I have to add that 3rd dark red from the Sonic 1 pallete that no one uses for some reason?
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