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You genius. I'm also part of the opinion that it's much easier to just model something than to sketch it out, haha.
Super cool stuff. Yeah, funny how 3D is sometimes easier than just sketching things out.
Pretty sure Slippy's been on the vault forever.
Is that the one they used? I didn't pay much attention to it last year.
I mean, they've never said, but I think so. Looks about the same, in any case.
Nefnoj
Don't worry Llama Juice, I love you too much to think you could attack me, haha! Forgot about Super Mario World, too bad it's too laggy.
That question comes up fairly often, and... well... Brawl runs through a boat load of styles. As long as the characters look like they belong in that environment then it works out pretty well. That's typically accomplished through lighting and character shadows though oddly enough.
*This post was meant as a joke, not as an attack on my dear sweet @
Also, super koopa is just from Super Mario World. I haven't seen a Super Mario World styled one in 3D so I made him and wanted to include him in the stage. The hills in the background and the moon 3-up were mostly a nod to Super Mario World, and so I figured a few super koopas swooping through the background would look nice.
Shin F.
, he may not necessarily agree on the visual styling, haha. Pac-Land.
As long as the stage has a fair bit of detail in it, it's generally fine. It doesn't need to be a perfect match stylistically. Take Pirate Ship, for instance. It looks great even though it's stylistically very different than, say, Hyrule Castle. It's just when a stage looks like it hopped right out of MS Paint or an NES that it grinds the gears a bit. The difference in looks are too drastic.Don't worry Llama Juice, I love you too much to think you could attack me, haha! Forgot about Super Mario World, too bad it's too laggy.
Though if you asked
I guess the style of the characters is more strict than that of the stages.
Ahem. AHEM. PAC-LAND IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL STAGE IN ALL OF SMASH HISTORY. I MEAN, LOOK AT THIS BEAUTI- uhh......... ok it's pretty ugly
tbh, that's actually a notable criticism from brawl, styles are super inconsistent compared to melee and SSB4, lots of clashing
That question comes up fairly often, and... well... Brawl runs through a boat load of styles. As long as the characters look like they belong in that environment then it works out pretty well. That's typically accomplished through lighting and character shadows though oddly enough.
*This post was meant as a joke, not as an attack on @
Also, super koopa is just from Super Mario World. I haven't seen a Super Mario World styled one in 3D so I made him and wanted to include him in the stage. The hills in the background and the moon 3-up were mostly a nod to Super Mario World, and so I figured a few super koopas swooping through the background would look nice.
I saw that earlier. Didn't bring it up since, yeah, custom bonesets can cause issues like desynchs.Soooooo someone made this:
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It has physics. Of course it has a custom boneset (uses Snake's headband bones AFAIK), but would something like this cause desync? I never got netplay to work on Dolphin so I can't test it.
pls PMDT
The download is here.
But aren't desyncs caused by two players having different models with custom bonesets or PSA or stages with different collisions? If both players had the same costume even if it had custom bones it shouldn't desync.
Correct, but desynchs aren't really the big issue. I only used that one specifically since that's the one you were asking about.
Custom bonesets, depending on where the bones are placed in the skeleton, can also cause issues with hitboxes, hurtboxes, and item usage. Although, if the bones are added to the end, then it might just work. Hmm, I'll have to take a look at that Jigglypuff.
I was going to say what you just added into you reply. Moving bones around, rotating them and getting rid of them would of course affect all that, but just adding extra bones and applying them Havok physics shouldn't cause any problems.Correct, but desynchs aren't really the big issue. I only used that one specifically since that's the one you were asking about.
No, adding bones would definitely cause problems still. It would change the index of all the bones after it, which is what hurtboxes, hitboxes and item holding are assigned to.
What if the added bones would be the last ones in the index though? I don't think not having the ThrownN as the last bone would cause any issues as long as its number doesn't change, and as far as I know the animations use bones' names instead of their index numbers. I've never done any of this so I could be completely wrong.
That's very cool. Then I guess other characters could get other similar things with that method, like a cape or a scarf?
Nanobuds
cape for Bowser pls
The problem there comes into play when animating, mostly. Say you've added a tassel to Pit's wing. Why you'd do that, I have no idea, but let's say you did. It needs bones to animate properly. The problem is, you'd have to either: A) Add its bones to his wing bones and get the above problems or B) add it to the end of his skeleton, and then manually animate it in every animation so that it follows his wing at all times. That's the advantage of having bones parented to the place they belong on the model. They'll automatically follow their parent, which saves a lot of effort in animating them.
Maybe... I dunno, because I've never seen it done before. Theoretically, I suppose it could work. Although Bowser's hunched over posture might mean the cape would just fall right through him.That's very cool. Then I guess other characters could get other similar things with that method, like a cape or a scarf?
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Nicely done there.I believe I own you guys this:
I highly doubt they had the time to do that.
Never heard of this site before. Pretty cool stuff!
YAAAASSSS!!! I've been on that site for a little, and it has a lot of really cool model peeps on there. CANT WAIT FOR MORRREEEEEE
these are awesome! Seeing the models close up like this really shows how much love and effort were put into them!
By jove! I looked at the model and you're right! It has a first person grapple thingy though in Echoes, though it's just a tiny little pointy thing, like a backwards spike. If they gave Samus grapple beam attachment, I hope it varies depending on the costume, with each one having a style to correspond. Good luck finding one for the Fusion Suit though...
