Is there any easy way to convert normal textures to the style of the old NES/ SEGA Master?
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Probably the simplest way would be to scale the texture down to like 10% using the "nearest neighbor" resampling and then scale it back up to full size the same way.
[QUOTE=simkas;47929404]Probably the simplest way would be to scale the texture down to like 10% using the "nearest neighbor" resampling and then scale it back up to full size the same way.[/QUOTE]
You forgot about color. The NES has a color palette of 64 colors. At least according to Wikipedia: [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_video_game_console_palettes#Famicom.2FNES[/url]
We're working in a similar artstyle right now, and let me just say from experience that the only way you get good results is to do it by hand.
My fear exactly. Thanks for saving me from a fruitless chase
I have found a tutorial some time ago, maybe you can use it.
[video=youtube;NpHzU9e7sTE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpHzU9e7sTE[/video]
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