I’m trying to make a Pokemon game. What would be the best way to make a Pokeball? I was looking at shields, but as far as I know, you can’t make them look like Pokeballs. Help!
You can’t i think
But like can you make it out of other props?
Use barriers and overlap them to make a Pokeball, you can also use text and emojis.
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How can you use emojis? I’m pretty new to gimkit creative.
go to emojipedia then search up PokeBall and copy it into a text box
In the text device either copy and paste an emoji in, or right click, select emoji and choose your emoji.
ok. how do you think I would make the actual Pokemon? I’ve seen blasters used but I want them to look like they do in the actual game
I used emoji’s for the power-ups in my subway surfers game
Nice idea. I’ll use that too if you don’t mind
Text device
you could prob make a custom emoji somehow
Are there any sites you can do that on that you know of?
I will try and find one but I am on my school computer rn so it might be blocked
here is one for apple Custom Emojis Maker on the App Store
idk if it will work
Ok. thanks for the help! I’ll keep this forum open and check back in a little. Thanks everyone! Feel free to put any other ideas for thumbnails, etc. in the comments as well.
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Here is a way to make a pokèball!
Start with 2 rock props. Rotate one to be upside down.
Tint the top one light red.
Add a text device. Make the text be just a period. Make the font size 144, and the str0ke size 10. Make the font color white, and the str0ke color black.
All done! Hope this helps.
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I love your prop art especially your sludge serpent
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I appreciate it! Make sure to stay on-topic, though!
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@cheesebox, W prop art
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