Editing effects into Hi-Res

Started by PotS, July 27, 2008, 01:13:10 PM

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Ryon

Quote from: Anjel on August 03, 2008, 10:08:08 AM
When use radial blur, I set it at zoom and put it at the end at the fx or at the start (usualy end though).

i tried it, and this is my result... can you tell me what i'm doing wrong Anjel? or POTS?


Anjel

I meant put that croos on the end of the fx, not image.
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PotS

For that Cammy example I place the blur's center at the point where all those lines converge, i.e. right tip. That's the general rule for radial blurs.

Quote from: pj on July 31, 2008, 09:31:01 AM
i have hi-resed up my "god rugal", all fx look great with pots tutorial, except the 1 above.
somebody has a clue how this "god rugal" effect could be nicely hi-resed!?
Could use motion blur or wind distortion, in the same direction as the column. Could also keep the skull in a separate layer so it doesn't lose much sharpness.

Quote from: Ryon on August 02, 2008, 08:39:23 PM
hey pots i have a question.
Btw I think that for that beam you should use more "protect center", so that the black doesn't mix with the left tip. It'll also look better in Mugen if you make the original image a bit brighter before editing.
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Ryon

Quote from: P.o.t.S. on August 03, 2008, 05:48:37 PM
Quote from: Ryon on August 02, 2008, 08:39:23 PM
hey pots i have a question.
Btw I think that for that beam you should use more "protect center", so that the black doesn't mix with the left tip. It'll also look better in Mugen if you make the original image a bit brighter before editing.

woot woot! i didnt work on the beam, but i did redo the cammy one using the protect center option/tip that you gave me. this is my result. its ALOT closer to yours, not perfect but its a great start. thanks for the awesome tutorial.

Mine


Yours


i noticed you change the black of the image as well, to blue.. i still need to learn your method better.

CHEERS!

aokmaniac13

#24
I remember BDI posted a similar tutorial with a focus on flame effects, let me search that one up.

http://mugenguild.com/forumx/index.php?topic=39349.0

The Lord of the Flies

I just have two quick questions, because I suck :P:

QuoteOne last note, to have the effect's colors able to fit in the char's main palette (so effects vary with each palette), just convert the image to the ammount of colors you want in step 6 (I usually go with 64).
How do you manage to do this? What option or...stuff?

Let's say I want to edit a lavander effect. Now, how could I set the colors of the energy/fire/etc back to its original lavender color? By guessing and playing around with the Color Adjustment, or there's a secure method?

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Shadow J-DeUcE

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Awesome simply awesome.  :sugoi: P.O.T.S. do it once again ladies and gentlemen. Also, I'm a photoshop user and i don't see the big deal with the radial blur. here what I got went I did Charlie's flash shell
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BC

thanks P.O.T.S great tut




not sure im gonna use this yet, but i hi-res'd a sprite that blanka my character uses for his electric.
looks shexi :)
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Nice.

Quote from: The Lord of the Flies on August 20, 2008, 05:21:28 AM
How do you manage to do this? What option or...stuff?
I have a 64 colors greyscale palette that I apply to it. You can either do that or use the color reduction method that lets you select how many colors you want (though that often ends up as 32).

QuoteLet's say I want to edit a lavander effect. Now, how could I set the colors of the energy/fire/etc back to its original lavender color? By guessing and playing around with the Color Adjustment, or there's a secure method?
Yeah playing around with Color Balance, you'll get the hang of it.
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Shadow J-DeUcE

Quote from: Shadow J-DeUcE on August 21, 2008, 07:32:11 AM
Also, I'm a photoshop user and i don't see the big deal with the radial blur.

Ok i take that back. There's a BIG different in PSP and Photoshop
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Shadow J-DeUcE

Quote from: PotS' brother on August 21, 2008, 01:54:37 PM
I have a 64 colors greyscale palette that I apply to it. You can either do that or use the color reduction method that lets you select how many colors you want (though that often ends up as 32).

How do you do the color reduction method?
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Anjel

Why the fudge did you double post?

I think he means instead of making the fx 256 colors, make it less, so you can add the colors into your chars palette.
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Shadow J-DeUcE

Thanks And sorry for the double post
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Luis Alejandro

yup, thats what i do when trying to add fix to my pallet, i don't even think there that much color loss anyways.

example:

from this:
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with plenty more slots left.

Rōjenomu

nice tut sir p.o.t.s

tried it as well, but i guess i lost some detail (too much white)


any idea how that could happen?

and hoshi is right, ps's racial blur sux big time
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PotS

Ammount of white seems ok to me. The lost detail on the right is because the center of the blur is misplaced, but as you noticed with PS you're pretty much blind when changing that setting (PSP lets you pick the center right from the image).
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Rōjenomu

true
i just couldn't get the zoom cursor right where i wanted it too be
the purple on the right therefore is pretty ugly

another question though
how do you work with images already cropped?
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PotS

I just extend the canvas ("Add Borders" in PSP).
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Rōjenomu

but aren't the correct axis then gone?
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PotS

If you extend the canvas on the left by say, 50, just add 50 to the original X position as well. Same for the top and Y axis. Right and bottom make no difference.
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