Team Colorization

Cooler than tints, less space that Multiple outfits, it's TEAM COLORIZATION!

In a game I play called "The Battle for Wesnoth", team colorization is used. What they do is make a sprite using a certain color on the piece they want to change, Then in-game That color will change to whatever color team it is on. So all that would have to be done is make one Oddly colored sprite, and magically you get 8 different, good looking sprites in-game.

I don't know if this is possible with your coding language, but I highly recommend looking into this... unless you're doing something more amazing.

What. When did this game become more than 2 players?

It can still be two player. I, personally, would like to be able to play as the same character as someone else and be able to tell who is who.

Deciton_Reven wrote:It can still be two player. I, personally, would like to be able to play as the same character as someone else and be able to tell who is who.

...Arrows?

it isnt necessary if its two players, and i would still have to add the sprites as a separate character

KAZECoyote wrote:it isnt necessary if its two players, and i would still have to add the sprites as a separate character

Sorry for bumping, but...
You don't, you can make like he said, or I said a while ago on MG (for SSF2), make white/gray colored characters and then use the tints, it would be unnoticeable they are white/gray shade, possibilitng lots of color combinations. It isn't hard to code as far as I know.

They do it in almost any 3D game with textures, and in some 2D too.

The only bad part is recolor the characters with a gray color (at least where the alternate colors are applied).

Sorry for the bump again. *hope I explained it right*