Re: Draconian Mod Under construction
 

Yep same problem at the moment with my muspel-mod. I tried resizing to 150%, but sprites were too blurry after that.

Re: Draconian Mod Under construction
 

Do you use 64x64 or 128x128 image sizes?

Re: Draconian Mod Under construction
 

At least I used gandalf's 64x64 all units gif's. Where can I find 128x128 ones?

Re: Draconian Mod Under construction
 

hm perhaps liga knows . on his site he has screenshots of all units and a link to a thread here on the board from where he has the images . unfortunately the link doesn't work anymore with the new forum so only liga or another longtime dominion player like zen or gandalf or kristoffer and johan will be able to help you further http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/icons/icon9.gif

expect size your screenshots look great so far http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/smilies/happy.gif

Re: Draconian Mod Under construction
 

I visited liga's site, but according to psp8, his pics' size are 203x251 pixels. Tested and sprites looked.. well way too big.

Re: Draconian Mod Under construction
 

A human being is supposed to be 32 pixels high. There should be a 2 pixels high space between his feet and the bottom of the image. The image itself should be 32x32, 32x64, 64x64, 128x64 or something similar pixels large.

Re: Draconian Mod Under construction
 

Just wanted to throw in that from my expirience the game doesnt really care what size you put in, I have some abnormal sizes in my .tga's and the game doesnt mind, things like 40X32 or 45X37 are completely acceptable, just check my Umbarthium mod ^^
Even though I tried sticking with the rules...

Re: Draconian Mod Under construction
 

64x64 pix 24 bit uncompressed tga.

Re: Draconian Mod Under construction
 

ummm...could be the problem. I used the ones from Gandalf website to modify, I think all the images there is 64x64 in size.

Re: Draconian Mod Under construction
 

It works because they get stretched to something like 64x64 when they are loaded into Dominions. The brawback is that they will look quite fuzzy. Avoid this by putting them in a properly sized image.