- How to make your own sonic mugen character using fighter factory movie#
- How to make your own sonic mugen character using fighter factory archive#
- How to make your own sonic mugen character using fighter factory rar#
- How to make your own sonic mugen character using fighter factory pro#
I try to line up the feet, using the mouse and arrow keys for precise placement. Place the next two sprites so it looks fluent, like a fighting game. Then, delete your two sprites, and add the next sprites in their actions. You can change their size by selecting them and changing the number on the left side of the screen, and finally, press the add frame button when you like what you see.
Once you have your two sprites in, place them around with the orange circle next to them, or rotate them with the red circle. Choose the first sprite in the action you'd like, and add it in. Your sprites should be orginized by the action they're preforming. You can do it one by one, or try to load in many, though this isn't recomended, as you have to delete all of them, and there is a chance it'll mess up the sprites. Delete the stick figure that's automatically put in, and finally, put in your two characters. Open Pivot, and add the background using File Load Background. Then all you have to do is find a sprite background from any number of sites, and you'll have all of the tools for a raw animation. Download the ones you want to use, either individually, or all together. They can range from having around two hundred different ones, to over two thousand. You'll now be able to see all of your sprites. Finally, open Fighter Factory, go to sprites, open, and select your SFF file. Extract that to where you can locate it easily.
How to make your own sonic mugen character using fighter factory rar#
After that, open the RAR file, and look for the SFF file. Find two that look similar in quality, and download them. If you choose to use a Street Fighter 2 sprite with an original Mortal Kombat sprite, expect the animation to look weird and clashing. Take your time looking through each one, and see which two combination of sprites A: Look the Best and B: Match each other. Think of your matchup, and search for both characters.
How to make your own sonic mugen character using fighter factory archive#
I'd recomend the Mugen Archive for the most choices, but there will be characters only on other sites. So, if you download the two programs, you'll need to download the characters and backgrounds.
How to make your own sonic mugen character using fighter factory movie#
You could use Movie Maker if you're feeling cheap, or get something like Movie Studio Platinum 13, the program I used. The above two programs are entirely free, and have no pay walls or trials to worry about.įinally, if you want to make it spiffy, you'll need a video editing software. While by no means the fastest way to animate, it's easy to learn, and simple to use. Pivot Animator While normally used for stick figure fights you'd see on Hyun's Dojo and other channels, this program also allows you to import sprites and use those. In other words, it's the easiest way to get all of the sprites you need, as long as the character exists. This allows you to get the character, their attacks, and any other assets the creator has added to the character.
This includes their sprites, which you can download one at a time, in groups, or all at once, depending on how you prefer to manage your time and space on your computer. These programs are:įighter Factory 3 A program that allows you to edit Mugen characters and download their assets. You'll also need an additional one if you plan to make it look nice and pretty in a video format. You'll need two programs to make raw fight scenes. This is not going to be the end all guide to animation, but if you want some easy first steps, I think this is a good way to get into animation. So, I figured I'd take what I know works as of now, and share that knowledge with the community. I'm sure everyone on this wiki has a fight they'd love to see.
How to make your own sonic mugen character using fighter factory pro#
So, while I'm by no means a pro at animating, I have been improving over the past few months, and posted my first fight about two weeks ago.
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