Have purchased a few, I'm aware of the methods and my hardware just straight up can't render these types of things quickly enough.
I'm using them as intended in a shooter, but any chance for more accurate Soldier models? Could likely provide the rigged models
The game is set in a war between Humans and Hell using grounded technology and occasional demonic stuff, weapons and feel handles more like a primitive milsim.
yeah i can do that , but if what you mean by the "cant render these quick enough" is that the sprites dont render fast enough, have you tried shrinking the file size ?
there is a program called pngquant , i provide a link to it in the description. it removes about 80% of the file size, therefore the sprites will render 80% faster.
also i provide all frames in the files, but its not recommended to use all frames, as this is very intense, what i suggest is when importing the pngs into an engine , pick a frame then skip 1 or 2 pick the next and so on, at least when it comes to large animations. i just provide all frames so that the individual can pick for themselves what they want,
and also choose based of desired frame rate
I think we could collaborate, I have a fair amount of experience in CS and utilities like Python, and it makes my workflow easier as well.
I've already made scripts that analyse the folder structure you've got (nice by the way, consistent which is rare for 8d sprites) that can delete the correct files to change framerate, I've been using it to avoid the 10 minute wait to change settings on 3000+ files in Unity. All these things would work for my own sprites as well as I use the exact same structure, things like statics. You could make quite a bit on publishing things like barrel sprites which only need a single frame to show.
I'm using my own actor code to display these sprites as well.
