[PC] Gottdang Fuee stuff│honk honk

Wow, that's really interesting! I never knew that at all 💡

Looks like I gotta give that move a bit more credit than I have but still wish we actually saw the movement in action, LOL. They animated one second of it and we can't even see it!! 😭


So many great new moves in the past week!

Elbow Drop B is really great, a huge improvement over the defaults! Fist Drop is much better too - it has a cool sliding/gliding motion that looks really natural and adds to impact. Wrist-Clutch Burning Hammer is vicious and perfect with a great bump! Enzui Go 2 Sleep may be even more vicious which is an accomplishment! Rolling Arm-Trap Crucifix is a great pin move for a specific edit I have. Half-Dragon Suplex would rule for like 5 edits I have and oh man, I love that move! So much *SNAP* to it and Vertical Tiger Suplex B! Speaking of *SNAP* that Razor Brainbuster B has it to spare! Really like the Leg-Trap Spiking Spinebuster and it would also be good for power wrestlers who work/weaken the leg. Hammer Lariat is brutal! The Fierce Elbow Smashes are great - already put them on someone! Triangle Jump Frankensteiner and Diving Elbowdrop Attack are lunacy of love 😁

All the new edits are great. I really like Kraken Hageshi and Maru!

Gat dang, really hustled with that one

Pe'a Waist/Pe'a Thigh



And an edit update :O

Mason Kai Roa
Before:


After:

Not really. I'm terrible at writing tutorials, but it's all just image editing anyway, any half-decent photoshop or gimp tutorial would probably do. The way I usually go is make a design (however, sometimes all digitally, sometimes hand-drawn first), warp it so it fits the sprites (in illustrator so it doesn't get all blurry), then paste it back into photoshop and cut it out of the sprites so it looks like it belongs in the game. Then maybe some manual painting if need be

Yeah, it's a lot easier to draw a part, then warp it for the different angles, but that also kinda depends on what you're trying to make
With some things you can use default parts as a starting point, though; I used some of the hems and stripes as guides for the kneebraces, for example

Logos are easy enough, and easier still if you switch to photoshop and can find TheAvenger3's photoshop actions

Tattoos can be a pain in the ass, but depends on the size. For anything that wraps around, I think you can sort of get an idea of how I do it from this series of posts: criticalclub.com/post/44509/thread

Yes, I saw those posts. Looks complicated as hell. I might give it a try at some point. I'll try a shirt logo to see how it goes.