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    Here are some B-52 flics for anyone to use. I copied them from the CTP II B-52 graphics set on request.

    As some of you may know there is a very cheesy death animation in CTP, so I made a new one for this graphics set.


    Enjoy,
    Timeline
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    Last edited by Timeline; June 14, 2002, 14:57.

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    Okay, now I am working on enlarging it somwhat, it seemed to look to small in Civ 3 for being a large bomber. I may have a new version out sometime before next weekend.

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    • #3
      Outstanding job Timeline! You did a good job converting this. I downloaded the Buff unit graphics and made a B-52 unit, with these stats:

      Prerequisite: Rocketry
      Shield Cost: 14
      Moves: 1
      Operational Range: 8
      Bombard Str: 16
      ROF: 3

      Resources: Aluminum
      Oil
      http://www.myspace.com/2890577

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      • #4
        what folder do you have to go into to find the ctp II unit pictures? i can't seem t o find it. and what program do you open it in?

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        • #5
          There is no known viewer for CTP/CTP2 sprites that I know of. Really, your actual viewer is the game itself. So to capture an image, you can use the print screen button to take a picture, and paste it into a graphics application, OR you can download the shareware version of a program like Hypercam (takes a picture of every frame displayed on your screen) and extract the image that way.

          In the case of Hypercam, you will need to download Jasc Animation Shop to cut the image out. While your downloading programs, you might as well download Paint Shop Pro for use in editing the .pcx files that Flicster uses.

          Many thanks to ImmortalWombat for the tips on image capturing in CTP.

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          • #6
            Could you post a preview of the animation?
            "Do all you can to go in by the narrow door! A lot of people will try to get in, but will not be able to." ~ Luke 13:24 (CEV)

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            • #7
              Originally posted by The Kingpin
              Could you post a preview of the animation?
              Ok, working on it....

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              • #8
                There is no known viewer for CTP/CTP2 sprites that I know of. Really, your actual viewer is the game itself. So to capture an image, you can use the print screen button to take a picture, and paste it into a graphics application, OR you can download the shareware version of a program like Hypercam (takes a picture of every frame displayed on your screen) and extract the image that way. -Timeline
                Cool. Now I can actualy get unit shots from Star Wars Galatic Battlegrounds and Empire Earth . Now, How to assemble the *.Flc file with the images I have extracted ?
                "All your base are belong to us" -Cats | "You don't leave an enemy at your back. Not if you like living." - Mara Jade | "You know the first rule in combat? ...shoot them before they shoot you." - Faye Valentine

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                • #9
                  You need to download flicster. This program will extract Civ 3 animations and break it down into a editible .PCX file. You then just copy and paste over the .PCX file, and use flicster to re compose the image into a flic.

                  Bang you got yourself a civ3 unit graphic.

                  Sorry I didnt get an image....I got sidetracked and now I am way too tired, sorry . Maybe tomorrow I will be able to put away this project (get larger flcs done).

                  Till then!

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                  • #10
                    Where can I download flicster? Its it windows XP freindly?
                    "All your base are belong to us" -Cats | "You don't leave an enemy at your back. Not if you like living." - Mara Jade | "You know the first rule in combat? ...shoot them before they shoot you." - Faye Valentine

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                    • #11
                      Never mind, I have found Flicster.

                      You need to download flicster. This program will extract Civ 3 animations and break it down into a editible .PCX file. You then just copy and paste over the .PCX file, and use flicster to re compose the image into a flic. - Timeline
                      the *.pcx is editable?! I am sorry to say but when I use "Picture It" to convert a *.pcx to a *.bmp and converted it back to *.pcx when I am done editing. causes nothing but headach. Civ III crashes when I used a converted *.pcx.(Look in the forum entitled "*.bmp to *.pcx converting problems, need help") and when using flicster. enableing the alpha blend does not remove the pink background that it suppost to do with the ones that are in the game(They have not been touched and funtions properly).

                      Ok time to step of my soap box now . Sorry about that. It just that this *.pcx has gotten on my nerve .
                      "All your base are belong to us" -Cats | "You don't leave an enemy at your back. Not if you like living." - Mara Jade | "You know the first rule in combat? ...shoot them before they shoot you." - Faye Valentine

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                      • #12
                        Yup, use Paint Shop Pro to edit the PCX file. Don't change the file to any other type or it won't work (messes up the color pallete)

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                        • #13
                          The Large Pedia icon seemed a bit fuzzy to me, so I thought I would upload this one, in case anyone wishes to use it.

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