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Hi all
I'm making a little project with phaser.js to make a little game.
I have a sprite sheet of a character that walks and has an idle animation. I'm now adding the ability to jump. However i have a frame of 80 px wide. The problem is the jump sprites are wider. Mid jump the character is almost horizontal which is about 100px wide however the start and ends of the animation the character is stood up so the normal 80 px wide. This means at the start and end of the animation the character is about 20px wider than he needs to be during the jump animation. This won't be a problem unless he collides with something at the start or end of the animation, the collision will happen before the character actually hits the object.
So my question how would you handle this? Would you change the sprites to make them more of a similar width (Not preferred) or can you change the width of each frame during the animation to compensate for the middle of the jump where the character is wider than when standing.
Ta Stephen.
I'm making a little project with phaser.js to make a little game.
I have a sprite sheet of a character that walks and has an idle animation. I'm now adding the ability to jump. However i have a frame of 80 px wide. The problem is the jump sprites are wider. Mid jump the character is almost horizontal which is about 100px wide however the start and ends of the animation the character is stood up so the normal 80 px wide. This means at the start and end of the animation the character is about 20px wider than he needs to be during the jump animation. This won't be a problem unless he collides with something at the start or end of the animation, the collision will happen before the character actually hits the object.
So my question how would you handle this? Would you change the sprites to make them more of a similar width (Not preferred) or can you change the width of each frame during the animation to compensate for the middle of the jump where the character is wider than when standing.
Ta Stephen.