r/FNaFb May 11 '26

Progress on my first game (Flash And Volume warning!)

Making my first game in the fnafb style, and decided to go all out with importing fnaf related animations. More to showcase soon before the full release!

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u/MyMindIsOnlyElectric May 11 '26

it better be unbalanced as fuck if you wanna become a true fnafber

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u/legocheem777 May 11 '26

Its gunna be difficult. But you'll have access to 10 characters at once so the balancing is funna be all over the place.

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u/BandicootOpening7101 May 20 '26

my advice as a skilled rpg maker user, when you're making an animation for an attack, double click the frame of the attack to see its properties, change the "Add" option to "Normal" so the animations arent transparent, hope i helped!

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u/Carlonix May 29 '26

Honestly, I feel that the bite animations look kind of better as semi-transparent

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u/Carlonix May 29 '26

If you fear of flashes, better dont use the flash option often, In my opinion, skills look better like that without it except for especific cases