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Hey Guys,
Myself and a friend are developing a side-scrolling 2D platform game using C# and XNA.
Ive got a fairly good grasp of 2D Keyframe Animation, but im keep loosing track when searching for good tools to implement into a game of this nature.
Also, wondering about the possibilites of importing 3d animations onto a 2d stage, for characters etc..
Im an emtpy whiteboard in terms of this stuff, so please grab a marker if you have any ideas in this area.
Thanks in advance all.
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Not an artist – But Gale is very good. Even programmers can use it :).
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thxn guys.
Downloading gale now, it looks quite good from the write ups ive just seen.
Im well used to flash at the moment, but are u telling me i can export flash anim’s and these can be exported into a game engine?
I guess my issue then is with the importing of graphics into the game rather than the creation of the graphics themselves.
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Im well used to flash at the moment, but are u telling me i can export flash anim’s and these can be exported into a game engine? [/quote:e5aa7255ed]
I don’t think you can import flash anims into what you are planning to do, but I could be wrong, maybe someone else here who is more informed can answer this question for you.What I was suggesting was to export your Flash animations as Gifs, PNG’s or BMP sequences or what ever format you decide/need to use.
This method enables you to have the freedom to animate using the flash environment and export the results into a usable format.
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Have a look at Aliean Hominid. It was originally a flash game which they ported over to Playstation. It’ll give you a good indication of what Flash can do.
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