c4cc

I’ve packed the new blend file here

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mjGuCxFvqD4MRNqDllRZmZqBpxPFwT95/view

• This reply was modified 3 days, 6 hours ago by c4cc.

Sorry for the late reply, I finally figured out the problem, the sprite sheet was too big in size (82.7 mb, and 48,000px x 27, 000 px dimension). I used gimp to cut the file size in half, and now, technically, I can view in on the browser.

Now, another problem is, in the browser, it scrolls horizontally. I just want the file to be stationery while the animation is playing, like a proper gif. Also, any way to reduce graininess and to make this sprite sheet sharper?

• This reply was modified 3 days, 7 hours ago by c4cc.
• This reply was modified 3 days, 6 hours ago by c4cc.

c4cc wrote:

Guys, I did make a spritesheet, but the problems is that it slides back whenever I try to loop the animation, instead of being in place.

How do I keep it in place while looping its animation that?

This sprite sheet isn’t appearing in render at all, help?

Guys, I did make a spritesheet, but the problems is that it slides back whenever I try to loop the animation, instead of being in place.

How do I keep it in place while looping its animation that?

kdv wrote:

visualizer wrote:

to me it looked like a lot of lengthy curve to work around.

it can be done in a little easier and faster way, within 3-5 minutes. no curves at all, just pure math.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fuZFuY5aqRI

At the start, how do we get the offsetX and offsetY attached to combinexyz? In Blender 4.2, it seems to be missing

Sorry for the late reply. Thanks for this tutorial, it’s really helpful for sure.

That said, will this reduce a lot browser memory consumption, and not affect (significantly) fps? Also, I hope that file size will not be too big as well

tomtm wrote:

I can‘t share the scene.

Might I suggest distorting/messing up the mesh, changing the colors of materials/shaders/procedural effects, etc, to change its physical appearance WHILE RETAINING the original line/vertices count and shader/procedural effect methods the same? That way, the principles of the answer can be derived while anonymity retained.