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[Art] Looking to make 2d animated pixel backgrounds for someone.

A topic by Lpix created 42 days ago Views: 283 Replies: 8
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I'll do it for free or for hopefully some small donations, I'm just looking for inspiration and to build my portfolio and develop my style.

What is your discord?

Kayozz789

:)

I just sent you a friend request my discord username is metric_1

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If you are interested, I can offer to create one-bit backgrounds for my arcade game https://combat-dices-team.itch.io/galactic-showdown.

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Hello. What sizes and format? How many would you be looking at? Any other details?

Thanks for the reply.

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Hello.

Size. The game field is currently 840x484. Background objects can be smaller. They can be larger if we are talking about movement animations. Then only part of the huge space object in the background will be visible.

Format - png. It will either be one static image. Or a spritesheet with animation frames.

The game is currently planned to have 25 levels. I would like to have different backgrounds at different levels. But this is too much work for an indie solo developer. Therefore, I use as many backgrounds in the game as you give me.

Details:

  1. Definitely, the backgrounds should be single-bit. That is, either color or no color. Please watch the gameplay video or run the demo. See? Dark blue space and slightly lighter planets, a space station, and so on.
  2. Definitely, the backgrounds should be space-themed. Even if some object is not directly related to space, it should be stylized as such. For example, if we want to make an ancient Greek temple with columns and statues of gods, it should be on a platform with engines, under an atmospheric dome and with antennas. Or something like that.
  3. It is best to make small background objects with minimal animations. Size 128x128 or 256x256. And about 8 frames. I came to this during the development process. It is easiest to procedurally generate backgrounds for levels from such objects.

What do you say? Are you still interested?

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Thanks for the reply. I'll get back to you later or tomorrow with a proper response to you. :)

So just to clarify. There'll be 2 colours - dark space blue and say a white/black for the other colour?
You're looking at background planets, space stations, space junk and stuff like that?
.Png format

I'm a little confused though - do you want a whole static background in 840x484 like say a nebula and stars?
Do you also want other sprites and objects? I assume you're also asking for smaller objects and spites? Possibly animated.


Sorry for the confusion, just trying to get a clear picture.

Yes I am interested. Just tried your demo and it's old school difficult :)