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It seems rather normal to me. Those are quite neat paperdolls imo :P

 

More seriously though, paperdolls are not automatically adjusted to fit in your PC hand, you have to make them more like this (minus the character, i did this in 2 min to show you)

 

 

weapon.png

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34 minutes ago, Cocolharicot said:

Do you know a tutorial for gimp? 

Thank you

You can use pretty much any image editing software for paperdolling. I make all my art in Microsoft Paint and only use Paint.net to make backgrounds transparent, for example. Some really cool guy made a pretty neat tutorial on paperdolling, it should help you realize what the problem is with yours (which is that paperdolling does not automatically do all the work for you)  

 

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9 minutes ago, Cocolharicot said:

Do you know a tutorial for gimp? 

Thank you

I personally don't use GIMP. I use photoshop. However all you really need to know is how to move layers around and how to rescale images. Search for videos around YouTube and you should find a step by step guide for rescaling and Layers.

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I used gimp as said, but the problem is that the next annimation this shows also on other annimation ...

Here is the example

Do not pay attention I put black to distinguish.

 

1510044524-problem.png 1510044529-problem2.png 

Paperdolls use:1510044614-paperdolls.png

item use: 1510044669-epee1.png

 

possible that my tilset and stick too much?

Or if he has an explanation to avoid that ...

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2 minutes ago, Cocolharicot said:

I used gimp as said, but the problem is that the next annimation this shows also on other annimation ...

Here is the example

Do not pay attention I put black to distinguish.

 

1510044524-problem.png 1510044529-problem2.png 

Paperdolls use:1510044614-paperdolls.png

item use: 1510044669-epee1.png

 

1. Take your full sprite sheet

2. Add a paperdoll frame for each sprite frame

3. Erase the sprite below

 

Your paperdoll sheets should be 4x4, just like your sprite sheets, so that each frame of the sprite has a corresponding paperdoll frame. Really, take a look at the guide I linked you.

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