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so i was wondering how he did this
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#1 • Mar 10, 2008
    • ok, i was watching game vidios... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4G1aPz2fM3w
    the first game, the battle they show, how do they make it move so smooth and just like... not slide in there and back out for attacks
    how would you script a battle like that?
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    #2 • Mar 10, 2008
    • Through a lot of custom graphics. Here are a few of the animation sheets from that game:








    Trust me, I wish there was an easier way to do it too :(
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    #3 • Mar 10, 2008
    • ya, ouch lol. but ya it looks really cool
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    #4 • Mar 15, 2008
    • That vid is just plain out insane. How in the world did he do that? Seems to me like there's at least 10 custom scripts in there, if not more.
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