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Pokilty 06-29-2003 03:21 AM

Shield Size
 
How can you make a shield that is larger than the average template? For example, if you play on Era you know there is a blookat-novaswings3.gif shield (in webgifs folder) that is much larger than the average shield, yet it still fits well on the player (appears like Enigma wings on player). Is there some kind of formula that determines where the shield is placed no matter how big the image of the shield?

Pokilty 06-29-2003 03:23 AM

1 Attachment(s)
.. I'll post the shield on an attachment. It fits perfectly to the player, but look at the size of the image... Sorry for not doin this last post.

Thought 06-29-2003 03:45 AM

They probably use modified idle state GANIs which have redone shield work.

feivel 06-29-2003 07:10 AM

Sorry to burst your bubble, but im 99 percent sure that its not even that complex. There are two shield sizes. If you look in your shields folder there should be a "bigshield" graphic. It looks like the shield1 graphic but bigger. Anyways these wings are probably just an edit of that. Whoa I cant believe I remembered that lol, I havent played classic or any other server in a looong time lol.

GoZelda 06-29-2003 06:06 PM

I think that's too big. You oughta know that the normal shields have a lot of space between eachother :\ There we put in the rest for the bigger shields. But, i think this is way to big for a shield :\

feivel 06-29-2003 07:06 PM

come to think of it you are right, bigshield.png is only 76 pixels by 4o pixels. Oh well :( For once i thought I had the right answer lol. hehehe.

Spark910 06-29-2003 07:13 PM

Off topic: That is one really cool wing graphic. Where does bloo work now, I saw bloo on another PW, Was it DD?

GoZelda 06-29-2003 07:22 PM

Note that you can't run any PW as PWA, Spark :P

wonderboysp2p 06-30-2003 05:46 AM

im guessing the modified gani's to include the wings like how the normal ganis can use hats

Dude6252000 07-01-2003 06:55 PM

A sure answer from the gani freak himself:
Yes, you just have to put the wings into the gani, possibly using params or attribs to edit the wings or take them out if you'd like.

MarkB 07-02-2003 07:36 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Spark910
Off topic: That is one really cool wing graphic. Where does bloo work now, I saw bloo on another PW, Was it DD?
Bloo is working on Archaic...we are doing this project together, that is why you see such pwn gfx, like the gui and what not.

GoZelda 07-04-2003 04:07 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Spark910
Off topic: That is one really cool wing graphic. Where does bloo work now, I saw bloo on another PW, Was it DD?
Could be, also could be Bravo or SL.

wonderboysp2p 07-06-2003 09:26 PM

muahaha i pwn bloo at gfx!!! erm.. well no i dont but i can wish! ^_^

TripleE 07-07-2003 12:32 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by wonderboysp2p
muahaha i pwn bloo at gfx!!! erm.. well no i dont but i can wish! ^_^
you need a host to put your banner in your signature.

LordZen 07-07-2003 11:56 AM

I thought both shield sizes work globaly with the same gani. Judging from the way the super big shields are spaced, I dont think it requires new ganis to be made. I think that any shield size will technically work, and when you set a shield image for the player, the game automatically totals pixels horizontally and divides them into 4 sections, proportional to how the regular small shields are..and then automatically centers them on the player. Only 2 specific shield sizes were accepted for global uploading to avoid abuse of this hard-coded attribute of Graal, possibly?

I mean, jeez look at the completely wasteful amounts of spacing between each sprite. Wouldnt make sense to do that if you just made gani replacements.


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