#๐Ÿ”’ i need to make an image that have the character's legs slightly closer how can i do that??

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celest stag
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how does this relate in any way to Python?

radiant cargo
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again: get an image editor, and edit the image. This isn't Python related

sacred star
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that doesn't look like code to me

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how so?

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my coffee machine that uses python code to run is not working, do you know how to fix it for me?

celest stag
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my laptop which I use to run Python freezes intermittently. How do I fix that?

radiant cargo
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the solution to your problem does not require, or involve, Python

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if you don't know how to do sprite editing for games, I recommend a game-focused forum or community. you might get help for this in #game-development

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you edit the image. there are no shortcuts here.

sacred star
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I think he means animation maybe

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radiant cargo
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that would still involve creating another image, by editing this one.

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you'd create a second image that has the legs slightly closed, and then you'd alternate showing them to produce an animation effect

sacred star
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well you have to treat each part separately and make some kind of a kinetic animation mechanism

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or you can just use multiple sprites of it moving, which is simpler, Idk why I even suggested the former

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yes

radiant cargo
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that's exactly how it works, yes

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right, and you get that other image by editing this one

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you make a copy of it, change it to look as you wish, and use that as the second frame of the animation

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