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MLP - Sweetie Belle with no JoyCon drift (WIP)
🕑 Added 2021-03-30 20:56:35 +0000 UTCNew fanart! This time it's Sweetie Belle getting her JoyCons back completely fixed, with no JoyCon drift. This not only has been a constant problem among Switch players, but it also affected me for a time. Fortunately I have my controllers fixed for free, so I hope I don't have this problem anymore.
This is being fun to make, but it still needs more work. For example, the Joycons have saturated neon colors, so I'll try to capture that effect. I also drawn Sweetie Belle with the intention to make her nervous, so in order to do that I will toy with the colors, saturation and eye details a little bit.
This will be finished tomorrow. I'll add:
-Eye details
-Occlusion
-A dark tone for the second panel to reinforce Sweetie Belle being nervous
-Shadows
-Some brightness
-Hair details for Sweetie Belle
-Saturation balance
-Color composition
I hope you like this and thanks for your support!
Comments
Steve Lynx (Boulder)
Decades ago had a similar problem with Atari 2600 aftermarket joystick (the originals are hard on the hands after several hours of Asteroids), this was a fault with the controller though. Concave switch contact on the circuit board would stick on due to not attached to the board correctly. All of a sudden the ship would start spiralling left......bought a much better joystick.
The Joy-Con drift is an indirect imput from the joystick to a certain direction even if you haven't moved it with your thumb. This means that, no matter if you haven't touched it, the joystick will react as if you push it to a direction. Easiest example: In Zelda Breath of the Wild with joycon drift, Link walks or runs foward even if you don't want to. This makes some specific actions (such as sneaky attacks or avoiding) that much frustrating. And if the drift is from the right Joycon, the camera will shot the grass, not letting you watch other things in the game.
Steve Lynx (Boulder)
What's joycon drift, for those of us not comsole watriors?
