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00:00:00 – 00:12:35
The video tutorial focuses on creating pixel art water in a sprite. The creator demonstrates techniques to achieve a seamless tiling effect by drawing wavy lines and blending colors together. Layers are organized for better management, and deep water animation is shown with adjustments for a natural look. The narrator emphasizes the importance of coloring, adding white lines, and duplicating frames for fluid motion. Tiling a single tile and activating tiled mode to create infinite grid tiles are also highlighted as key steps. Adjusting frame rates helps in creating smooth and impressive water effects, easily repeatable for tileable animations.
00:00:00
In this part of the video, the creator demonstrates how to create pixel art water in a sprite. They start with a 16×16 canvas and fill it with a blue color. The water needs to be still, so they draw wavy lines to create a seamless tiling effect. After refining the lines and making them thinner, they add even lighter colors to create a wavy texture. The focus is on blending the lines together to achieve the desired water effect.
00:03:00
In this segment of the video, the creator removes the blue color from the design by duplicating the layer, selecting and deleting the blue pieces, and organizing the layers. They create separate layers for lines, blue shapes, and deeper blue water color. The creator ensures that each layer contains the correct elements and colors, making the design process more organized and manageable.
00:06:00
In this segment of the video, the narrator demonstrates animating deep water by moving it up and down. They add frames and adjust the animation speed to make it look more natural. The narrator also fixes a visual glitch by adding color to the top of the water layer. By adjusting the frame rate, they achieve a smoother animation. Adding frames helps extend the duration of specific frames for the desired effect.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the creator demonstrates how to animate water effectively. They discuss animating different elements like water and lines, highlighting the importance of coloring and adding white lines for effect. The process involves erasing and recoloring sections to create a fresh look with each frame. They show how to duplicate frames to create a fluid motion effect. The final result is a visually appealing water animation achieved with just three layers. Adjusting the frame rate helps in speeding up the animation, resulting in a smooth and impressive water effect that is easily repeatable for tileable animations.
00:12:00
In this part of the video, the speaker demonstrates tiling a single tile and then activating tiled mode to create a grid that tiles infinitely in all directions. The grid can be scaled to any size while maintaining perfect tiling. The speaker concludes by asking viewers to enjoy the tutorial and teases the next video.