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Pokey in Kart	By: Linkandorf
The imfamous cactus from Whatever it game it was in first... ANYWAY This is my first SMK edit and first submission, so tell me what I did right, what I did wrong, and how the heck he's driving without arms. -_-

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Format	Sprite Sheets	Sprites and animation frames saved in a static image medium.
Contents	Edited	Modification of existing sprites.

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	Created:	Jul 18 2012, 4:50 PM
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	smithuser Jul 26 2012, 12:04 PM
I know people made Goombas in karts for Super Mario Kart, and heck, Goombas don't have arms...


	Dixiklo Jul 26 2012, 2:34 PM
Quote (smithuser on Jul 26 2012, 12:04 PM) I know people made Goombas in karts for Super Mario Kart, and heck, Goombas don't have arms... They use their feet :D


	RaymanFan1995 Jul 27 2012, 6:30 PM
"The imfamous cactus from Whatever it game it was in first..." Pokey debuted in Super Mario Bros. 2. Well, technically, it debuted in Doki Doki Panic, but that's pretty much the exact same game. I like the idea, however, Pokeys don't have arms or feet, but then again, pretty much every video game character is being made into SMK style nowadays.


	NICKtendo DS Jul 30 2012, 9:15 PM
Here's your sheet's critical flaw: Pokey doesn't rotate, except his face. Not even his head; just his face. Always happy to see the Empty Kart sheet in use, but try to put more effort in it. The karts haven't been edited to fill the gaps (the ones that once had Yoshi's frame on it). As a single perspective, it's okay-ish. It's your first sprite, but try harder. Try to visualize the character in 3D. When I make SMK sprites (I still do, but mainly Sonic characters), I redraw every single sprite. If you think drawing 12 frames for a semi-rotation is too much, don't be afraid to cut down the number of frames, as long as you have back, 1/8 (for steering), 1/4, side (1/2). 3/4 and front (6 frames total). I'd also advise you to keep the front and back symmetrical, like the original 8 characters.


	Shadow Kami Aug 2 2012, 7:14 PM
Quote (NICKtendo DS on Jul 30 2012, 5:15 PM) Here's your sheet's critical flaw: Pokey doesn't rotate, except his face. Not even his head; just his face. Always happy to see the Empty Kart sheet in use, but try to put more effort in it. The karts haven't been edited to fill the gaps (the ones that once had Yoshi's frame on it). As a single perspective, it's okay-ish. It's your first sprite, but try harder. Try to visualize the character in 3D. When I make SMK sprites (I still do, but mainly Sonic characters), I redraw every single sprite. If you think drawing 12 frames for a semi-rotation is too much, don't be afraid to cut down the number of frames, as long as you have back, 1/8 (for steering), 1/4, side (1/2). 3/4 and front (6 frames total). I'd also advise you to keep the front and back symmetrical, like the original 8 characters. You should pay attention to what he says. Bouncy Cat knows almost everything when it comes to the smk style.


	killik killer Aug 3 2012, 7:00 PM
Quote (Zdude684 on Aug 2 2012, 7:14 PM) You should pay attention to what he says. Bouncy Cat knows almost everything when it comes to the smk style. Good advice but I must admit its a bit annoying when people quote a advice comment saying you should listen to him or her, because for all we know you could be worse.... I guess I can't realy say no affence and know one else probably think what I think but what the hell Id thought I would put, It cuz I know how it feels Iv had this on Spriter resource


	jenyafio100 Oct 13 2012, 2:45 PM
also make a green style, this green color for the pokey is from SMB2.


	jenyafio100 Oct 13 2012, 2:47 PM
Quote (smithuser on Jul 26 2012, 12:04 PM) I know people made Goombas in karts for Super Mario Kart, and heck, Goombas don't have arms... they use their legs.

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