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I havn't any programs to animate thins with. I have pics of Rayman from Rayman1 walking, jumping, climbing, and ducking.

Just look at the last page of the french Help topic. There's a link to download a good animations logicial.

Umm... Here's a baby Globox avatar.

That's not the right place. And the quality isn't really nice

Quality? I can change that! I can make it better!

Please try. And if you know where to find a pic of the Xowar (you must see his back), please tell me !

His BACK? I've never seen a pic of his back ever!

Neither did I.

The XOWAR is finished !! I'm working on RAYMAN2 !!!

EDIT Hunter finished

The Baby Globox is finished !

NB : The baby globox avatar will soon be changed with Ray2master's one !

At the moment, I stop making pictures and I start to make items ! Just look at the Weapons Shop ! You'll have to post a lot to afford the best ones !

* checks *

wow.... 31200 for the sol blade... that's.....

* faints *

N' the best weapon will cost more than 40000 Tings, but there's a secret way to get it

I just published the Sylkin, the Slapdash and Betilla !!!

Well, I'M FED UP WITH EDITING TWO RPG TOPICS and nonobdy helps here. That's why I lock this topic...

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