I'm making a game...

[deadlymind]

I'm starting a game... I've got the story, I've got common events scripted, I've mapped each of the characters personalities...
Now I just need characters!

It might just be me but for some reason I can't find a good faceset/charset/battleanim set for 4 different characters that fit the same style (that aren't lame, charas-generated, or ripped from one of Legacy001's games).

Can someone help me out in finding some? I'm just gonna ask for one at a time, I need a male lead. I don't care what he looks like as long as the spritework is good. TIA

[drenrin2120]

You can honestly tell us you've looked through the entire library of Chara's submitted recources and found nothing at all?

[deadlymind]

Originally posted by drenrin2120
You can honestly tell us you've looked through the entire library of Chara's submitted recources and found nothing at all?

I should have figured that would be the first response, but to tell you the truth, not really. I guess its because I'm looking for a full set of characters ripped from the same game, but each time I do find 4 characters 2 or 3 of them don't have all of the needed resources.

I made my own once, they were very nice custom Fire Emblem based sprites, but then my computer crashed and I lost them. Since then I haven't really been motivated to make my own.

[drenrin2120]

Okay, try this.

Google "Facemaker PL", it's a facemaking rm2k3 thing. Basically, you make the face of a character to match a sprite then you take a screenshot, shrink it and put it in a faceset template. Very simple. If you have a problem with 256 color and all, then google a nifty little program called "Irfanview", it'll be your best friend.

So that'll help you out with facesets. As for Battle charas, you could try finding a charaset you like then using InsaneJP's template (found in complete resources) to make a sprite-sized battle chara. They're pretty easy to do and can look real nice even if done by an amateur artist. Trust me, I do it.

Okay, it requires a good amount of work on your part, but once you get rollin' it's pretty simple.