At the beginning of designing the character, in order to facilitate animation production, the character's feet were designed in their current shape, with a black line. It has no direction. It's actually a straight line and an oblique line. This meets my animation needs. In my animation, I only used the first two images for the legs. What you're saying is repetitive, it's because I'm afraid there will be new demands in the future and reserved space. The image of the shield was also designed by me according to my animation requirements, and the existing 8 angles meet my animation needs. The feet and shield are not designed like other body components. So four directions are not necessary. The repeated shield is also a reserved position for me.
"jian" refers to shoulder right, as in "jianbang"
How do you intend it to be used ?
Below we have 3 examples, each with 4 images, for the 4 directions.
Here is what I don't understand: each human has 2 shoulders right? How is this intended to be used, for up/down facing chars, do we take the image, put it on left, then flip image vertically and put it on right ?
For the left/right facing directions, do we just copy it once (since the two shoulders should have identical x/y pos, merely different z depth).
Is this correct interpretation?
In addition to the "jian" question above. Could you please explain how the 8 images for "jiao" are labeled? I still can't quite figure out what is going on: I have the following images:
The first set of images shows it for "human", including the blackbars you mentioned. The second set is for the "mounts" package.
Here is what is confusing me:
q1: is 0 == 4, 1 == 5, 2 == 6, 3 == 7 always? if not, when do they differ? if so, why do we have repeat ?
q2: in the first examplle: isn't "0" the only one we ever use? i.e. it does not matter if the char is facing left, right, up, or down -- the legs are always up/down; why do we need: 1, 2, 3, at all?
Thank you for your patience.
