Just do not claim as your own (you can claim yourself as the editor) and do not sell this sprite.Īnywho, here you are. You are welcome to modify it if you do not like something about it or want it recolored. I would like to, sometime in the future, also create other wolf coloration's for this sprite (coat colors of subspecies and such), but that will come later. One frame even had the legs spaced so far apart as to give the wolf the appearance of being barrel chested, when wolves are the exact opposite. The wolf will pant when running around, it listens to its surroundings, actually has a tail (I mean, unless it is part bobcat.), and has black eye rims and lips (though this gives a "cute" appearance in-game, this is just a feature of wolves). Some people think this is a "friendly" looking wolf, to me this is just realistic. I wanted something a little more realistic. The idea behind this sprite was that the default wolf sprite is extremely aggressive looking and horribly exaggerated. (Animation speed varies slightly in-game from animated gifs.) It is designed for Windows, so some features might not work properly on Linux systems. It is free to use and share, and I can provide the source code upon request. You will need JRE™ installed on your computer to run it. The software will copy them with the correct gibberish names, and there is an option to remove the palette file header. Then you launch the software, select your files (you can select more than one by holding shift) and you choose the output folder. For example, if you save the male archer palette as "ArcherM.pal", you would need to define "arM = ArcherM.pal" in the config file. pal files when you save them in Photoshop. In that file, you specify the name you give to your. You first need to configure the config.properties file.
So I designed this small software to do it for me. On my server I once had to make LOTS of palette, and I got really tired of renaming them manually.
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