#prerender

[nyamekosugargirls]

:33 >guyfriend the demi-boy straight one (it woulde be a good idea to make a mod texture of FNF with pre-rendered meowdels like this)

[beebfreeb]

To all my long-term followers: You have to look through all of my art and deduct exactly what's wrong with me. I know you can do it by now.

[okitanoniisan]

what in the actual fuck

[tridentkickflipper123]

little trident dividers I just made for myself because I tried looking for some and couldn't find any... posting in case anyone else wants to use them too. no credit needed 👍 be free

[once-a-traya]

the infamous bathhouse quest, part 2 | Next to Godliness, Kingdom Come: Deliverance (2018)

bonus:

[bredfrown]

I implemented some scaling trickery and added in a few test objects, along with Claude and Whiskur, to get a feel for how everything will look.

[hanszoe]

lets fucking GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[wandringaesthetic]

I was thinking about Final Fantasy VIII, as I do, and had a realization

There are a few segments in that game that seem inspired by mid 90s hidden object/puzzle type PC games. Myst and etcetera. (I have played very little of Myst so bear with me). Sometimes this is used to good effect (finding the secret passage in the Carraway mansion, the paintings in the final dungeon) and sometimes it kinda sucks (finding/trading objects in the Shumi village, that part where you're chasing Raijin around Balamb and keep following the fish smell and just missing him). Some of the backdrops feel VERY like something from those sorts of games, like the tomb of the unknown king and the place where you find Odin. ALSO (I'm less sure about this one because, again, I never played much of these sorts of PC games) the way the game creates labyrinths with variations on just a few prerendered backdrops (tomb of the unknown king again, galbadia garden, the sewers) feels like something from those sorts of PC games.

I just found it notable because no other Final Fantasy does this. I can't think of another console game that does this.

[nyamekosugargirls]

:33 >dynamite anton the trans-masc a-sexual one

[tiny-brass-bot]

not looking half bad! I still need to mess with render settings and sprite offsets but it's a good start.

Wish I could make the cursor appear above map layers but beneath the player, but I haven't had the brain power to think that through yet with what kind of layer fuckery I could pull.

[crowcreations]

Here's a meow meow I gotta render!!!

Love her but I hate rendering 😔

[elturcoex]

The outside of Save Cat's home. There is a hole on his roof and you gotta fix it.

[zucchinin]

Been working on first person point n' click segments in the game, just for that added bit of immersion.

[bmpmp3]

grabbing kanru hua by the collar. where is manual mode kanru. where is she.

[bredfrown]

There's so much more I need to add to this scene, but I wanted to show you what I've been working on. Here's what the remade (and now, completely prerendered!) Knight City scrapyard area is looking like! :D

[nickolashx]

Barrow Hill: Curse of the Ancient Circle (2006)

Barrow Hill: Curse of the Ancient Circle is a horror adventure game developed by Shadow Tor Studios. Released in 2006, it is set in the site of Barrow Hill, based on real geographical locations in Cornwall, England.

Somewhere deep within the woods of Cornwall, a timeless force is stirring. Unseen beneath the ancient burial mound, known locally as Barrow Hill, a forgotten myth awakens. Use archaeology to discover that the barrow is more than just a collection of forgotten standing stones.