03-09-2020, 07:01 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-09-2020, 07:10 PM by JaumeAlcazo.)
I didn't know you can apply raster effects to Sprites as well to Layers!
The framing setup you talk about it's already done, yes. But that doesn't concern me as I would apply the corruption effect to the whole screen (so to the Sprites forming the GUI as well).
Yes please, I would like a simple example on how to apply a raster effect to a single Sprite and I think I can go from there.
To be clear, to see if we are understanding each other: we are not talking of scaling, flipping, palette changing or cycling, animating frame by frame or blending. I already know how to do that. I would be very interested seeing how to apply a raster effect to a single Sprite.
To be honest, I don't clearly understand what is a raster effect as I couldn't find a proper definition online. I think it's moving around the pixels at scanline level (theoretically with the hardware of a console, I guess) so the "Horizontal Displacement" of the tutorial should be feasible.
I liked very much the Wobble effect of Wobble.c for the teleporters in the game and tried to apply Wobble to my Sprites months ago but I couldn't do it as I thought it only can be done with Layers so I layed that idea down for the moment. But what you say it's encouraging now. Seeing the Wobble effect when entering a teleport should make a great impression in a video for the players/potential kickstarter backers and it's a very desirable feature for me.
Going back to glitches effects, making square selections and moving around as suggests the "Corruption" part of the tutorial looks harder, but if I know how to manipulate scanlines or single pixels of a Sprite maybe I could achieve that.
I would be plenty satisfied if I manage to apply the Wobble effect to a single sprite (then I would extend to the other sprites forming the viewport) or the scanline displacement of "Horizontal displacement" part of the tutorial.
Thanks for your answer, time and patience. Best regards.
The framing setup you talk about it's already done, yes. But that doesn't concern me as I would apply the corruption effect to the whole screen (so to the Sprites forming the GUI as well).
Yes please, I would like a simple example on how to apply a raster effect to a single Sprite and I think I can go from there.
To be clear, to see if we are understanding each other: we are not talking of scaling, flipping, palette changing or cycling, animating frame by frame or blending. I already know how to do that. I would be very interested seeing how to apply a raster effect to a single Sprite.
To be honest, I don't clearly understand what is a raster effect as I couldn't find a proper definition online. I think it's moving around the pixels at scanline level (theoretically with the hardware of a console, I guess) so the "Horizontal Displacement" of the tutorial should be feasible.
I liked very much the Wobble effect of Wobble.c for the teleporters in the game and tried to apply Wobble to my Sprites months ago but I couldn't do it as I thought it only can be done with Layers so I layed that idea down for the moment. But what you say it's encouraging now. Seeing the Wobble effect when entering a teleport should make a great impression in a video for the players/potential kickstarter backers and it's a very desirable feature for me.
Going back to glitches effects, making square selections and moving around as suggests the "Corruption" part of the tutorial looks harder, but if I know how to manipulate scanlines or single pixels of a Sprite maybe I could achieve that.
I would be plenty satisfied if I manage to apply the Wobble effect to a single sprite (then I would extend to the other sprites forming the viewport) or the scanline displacement of "Horizontal displacement" part of the tutorial.
Thanks for your answer, time and patience. Best regards.