Yeah, you can do that.
Or what BradenS suggested.
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Thanks! That sounds like it could work but I probably can’t do that because the billboards are part of a larger city background sprite, which has an animation that randomly selects a frame once the game starts to add variety in the background designs.
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How does it look? Is this fine?
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Yea, that looks good!
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Alright. Thanks for the confirmation (this is a big decision and may increase the difficulty of fixing mistakes).
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Working on a cutscene because nobody has any clue what’s going on in the story
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Be careful. The player is set to keep between levels, so make a new level for the cutscene. And move that level just before level 1 if its the opening cutscene.
Also it took me a whole period just to edit one single frame of City 1 
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I changed that, the player is no longer set to Keep Between Levels.
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Keep Between Levels might have been the one biggest hindrance In making CT, I’m glad it’s gone.
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Yeah, I agree. Both of my newest games, Transformers: Flowlab Laser, and Taile Gamougg 5, remove that feature. It allows for more playable characters and who knows what else in the name of freedom.
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oh god why did I make it like that.
some of the letters are 1 pixel too short.
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Cutscene should work now, only seen the first time you click on Story.
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Balance out the colours a bit more though, like make the silencer darker.
and lengthen the stock a bit.
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Okay, how’s this look?
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Yea that’s alot better
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Thanks bro. Sorry I was watching Demon Slayer, I’ll get back to drawing immediately.
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