11 December 2014, 02:11 | #321 |
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ah ok then congrats to you too
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11 December 2014, 08:01 | #322 |
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Hi Steve,
As a fan of the project, I wanted to provide some constructive feedback about the amount of dithering and reinterpretation. The ST comment can sound rude but it the best I found to condense in few words my sensation looking at the image. Said that this is your toy and you can do whatever you want, with my post I also wanted to convey my concerns about the possible delay of the release if the graphics have to be redone. Comments about this aspect? |
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I agree with turrican3 about the dithering. I actually prefer his version of the graphics. Of course both are disappointing when the game is supposed to be Final Fight "AGA".
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11 December 2014, 10:21 | #324 |
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Wow Steve, great work there! i don't mind dithering tbh, especially if it's to be viewed on a crt or a tft with a crt post filter. It has a very "amiga" feel to it and I can't wait to see the newer version with more grey tones and the sprite blended in. Keep up the good work guys!
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A palette change is different - so long as the indexes used for the backdrops and characters remains consistent, otherwise changing a few indexed colours isn't such a big deal. Re-working all the detail would involve re-mapping everything. I think at this time there is no need for that - we must move onward! Now not everybody is going to agree on what gfx are best, but the main thing for me is that they done, and they get done well within the limitations. I need and appreciate all the help I can get. There is plenty to do without this thread becoming a drama over one pic. And Turri, my comments earlier were intended reflect that more than anything else. You should know by now that you've earned my respect over the time worked on this. In the end someone has to make a decision. @ Hewitson: This disappointment is something that I too had to get over. Now I'm not saying a (much more experienced) programmer couldn't do it in more colours, but it always seems to me that expectations were raised quite unrealistically for what AGA is capable of. Let's remember here that the blitter is the same as in the A500 (correct me if I'm wrong). The target machine here is 030 and fast RAM - (vanilla AGA minimum), and whilst there is compatibility for ECS it is not the priority. There is a bit more to AGA than some extra colours you know - those fetch modes (and this is using 32 bit) really give it a whizz... In any case - this version certainly won't work on anything less than AGA at present, so the name of the thread isn't really a misnomer. Do you want a fast arcade game or a nice colourful picture? As a fan of the old arcade games I've gone for the best compromise I am presently capable of. And still at only 25 fps... @Raislin: This palette is using several hues adapted from the dawnbringer32 palette, but we'll see how much more we can squeeze out of it |
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11 December 2014, 14:53 | #327 |
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No I think that's getting back to basics
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11 December 2014, 15:49 | #328 |
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12 December 2014, 10:44 | #329 |
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I have no more time to help then i'll leave the team.
Please take care of yourself. Bye. heu no i don't disappear i'll stay on eab. |
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Pitty everything turned up as turned up. Does people really care that much how many dithering is there, I think only relevant is the game to be finished.
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I don't want any grief in this thread. Turrican3 makes his own choice and i accept that. |
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I had my reasons and it's just i'm missing time now. Please don't speculate about that. PS:I didn't want to polluate the thread but i just wanted things to be clear. |
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12 December 2014, 13:22 | #333 |
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Yup, would be nice to just see the project finished.
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For people saying the original Final Fight port was as good as the machine could get.
This is lots of bollocks. The game plays like shit, it looks like shit and it sounds like shit. It didn't have to be arcade-perfect, it just had to play as close as possible to the arcade game. And it was possible to do it, but it was a lousy job as much as every other US-Gold produced game. And while I am sure the fact R.Aplin had no help whatsoever to make the game says a lot about its quality, every other game he worked on for Amiga was awful. Double Dragon, Double Dragon 2, The Godfather and Line of Fire are all really bad games. |
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And the godfather is not my kind of game but technically , it's not bad. Double dragon 1 is graphically not good for sure. But i really think that double dragon 2 and line of fire was really good ports, but this is just my pov. Now i said that, i think we should stay on topic : final fight aga. |
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What's the progress status on the aga version anyway?
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05 January 2015, 13:24 | #339 |
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There was something like cock at the top of building on one screenshot.
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