4 replies to this topic

[Zyraen]

1. What do you need? Item, animation, description...?
Nothing much, just take the default BAMs of the Werewolf / Dog and make it about the size of a Balor. If a Dog has no ATTACK sequence, then using a Wolf BAM is fine.

2. Describe the item/whatever in detail! Shape, style, colors...?
Would be nice if there could be some way to adjust the eye color of the Werewolf (Icy Blue for Sauron, and Burning Bright Red for Carcharoth, plus more Red at his mouth). For the Dog / Wolf, a comfortable looking goldenish brown color would be nice, if its not too much trouble.

3. Does it have bonus factors? (+1 thac0 - +5 thac0)
No

4. What about elemental damage? (Acid, Fire, Ice...)
No

5. What material is the item made of?
No.

6. Any deadlines?
About 2 weeks I hope.

7. What game and what mod is this for?
BG2 / Silmarillion

8. Anything else you'd like to mention?
Don't think so ^^;; fairly simple I hope ?

Edited by Zyraen, 26 December 2007 - 11:38 PM.

[Miloch]

Possibly someone with knowledge of the Python scripting language get get the BAM Resizer to work in reverse for this (it downsizes the larger PST animations to the smaller BG2 format). Otherwise, this would be a lot of manual work, since you'd have to do it frame by frame and there's no other tool I know of that can batch process BAM sequences that well. Same goes for your request to upsize the Demon Knight for Morgoth.

On the other hand, maybe you could use one of Cuv's existing PST animation imports? The reason is that these are larger than the BG2 norm already, and maybe something there works as a base at least, or another PST animation that hasn't been imported yet.

[Tassadar88]

Sorry, I noticed this thread only now. I tested the Bamresizer and it sucessfully resized animation for me to 150 percent and IIRC, even to 200 percent, even though they looked a bit awkward by then - all pixelly and so.

[Miloch]

Yeah, that's gonna be a problem when upsizing - not so much when downsizing. Someone with a little graphics knowledge could fix them, but there's a hell of a lot of frames and sequences for each animation...

And then there might be a problem with weapon offsets, unless the animation also includes the weapon...

Good to hear it works in reverse though, it's a start at least.

[Zyraen]

Great to hear it works There is hope for Huan!