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I have found that the bigger the size of the average sprite the slower the game tends to move.
keep that in mind if you plan on having a more than a few on screen. Your size should be fine though.

Whoa! That is one complex sprite.

Maybe the guide I put together will help you with some basics. Here

I'll take that as a compliment.
Thank you very much.

Wow! Your art is really awesome!! If only I could draw so well as you.

I would like to help a little bit with the code, on very small things maybe, but I will not have much free time until the end of this year because of things of my work, so I can't promise (I am also a bit overwhelmed with the creation of my own sprites).

Anyway, if you have some question about how to do something, do not hesitate to ask.

Thanks!
Any amount of would help tremendously!

So I have been working on an idea for a game in my spare time for a few years now. I've been animating sprites and making background textures. The Solarus engine seems to be the best base but I have a few other elements I want to add to it. I have a whole game doc written with basic information as well as some specific information on pivotal mechanics. I'm not much of a programmer but I've been animating and creating sprites for almost a decade now.

Description:
LOZ Zelda / Hyper Light Drifter Action RPG
Minigame (pivotal to story) RTBS with simple mechanics
A system where the players actions determines the antagonists decisions.
Semi-open world