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Thank you!

Thanks! I got this by mixing some image of fabric and Photoshop noise via Blend Mode.

I made snow by looking some tutorial on UA-cam. Sky is image added in World Properties.

Thanks! Glad you like it

Thank you very much! Glad you like it

Thank you! I’m still using Blender 3.0, and so far, I haven’t needed to update. I usually use additional settings in the Compositing Tab to achieve a pixelated effect.

Set image texture to cubic

Thanks for feedback!

Thank you! There are three different sound tracks playing in the video. This is copyright music from artlist.io. Which one are you you interesting in?

Yes, I'm trying, but it's just a hobby for now. It takes a lot of practice. There are many useful tutorials on UA-cam.

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Thank you! 👊

Exactly!

Thank you! About a week. Timelapse recording and video editing probably takes up half of the entire work.

I use a regular graphics tablet - Wacom Intuos 4.

@ thanks :) do you recommend it?

@@Phiko54 I think any tablet will do for this task

Thank you!

Thanks for watching and feedback!

Thanks! I tried to make it so

Thank you! I usually use tablet for something more compicated like classic painting with smooth transitions in colors and mouse for drawing by pixels.

Thank you. glad you like it! What about selecting faces, you just need to switch to face select at the top left, if I understand you right (or let me know time code for this action). As for the joining the uv elements, you need to change Increment to Vertex in Snapping (magnetic at the top), then move one element to other while holding Control.

In this project, almost all textures are drawn from scratch by me. But if I need, for example, wood textures, I just search for images on the Internet.

Thanks for your feedback! I'm so glad to know that this inspires you.

I did it following one tutorial on UA-cam

Thank you! This sequence is probably more convenient if the object has a simple shape.At the same time, it’s more convenient for me to extrude something using a ready-made texture. Overall I would say it all depends on the situation.

Thank you!

I'm working hard on a big tutorial about it and I hope that this will answer many questions. But this won't happen tomorrow, so I can only recommend tutorials from others creators for now. Try the UA-cam channel of Stark Crafts.

Glad you like it! I tried

Thanks! Yeah, this is probably something looks like PS 1.5 :) Glad it's inspiring. Good luck with your project!

Thank you for feedback! Everything in Blender. I haven't learned any game engine yet. Good lick with your project!

Yes, I agree. Recently, I've been playing PS1 games again, and it’s becoming more and more clear to me that the graphics back then were even simpler-at least with an even lower resolution. On the other hand, if the PS1 era had lasted a few more years, I think we would have seen even more amazing examples of games. It seems to me that the PS1's potential wasn’t fully realized. Remember the manta and dinosaur models from the demo disc-that’s a completely different level compared to the graphics in most games.

@Summmer85 There's a really cool documentary on here where the developer of Crash Bandicoot 1 talks about what he had to do to squeeze every ounce of power he could out of the chips on the PS1. It's fascinating. He went right down to the assembly language level to "steal" power from parts of the system that weren't supposed to be accessible to the game ROM's.

@@Seedy32 Yeah, I watched this video, it's very interesting

Its hard to explain in the comment. I did this by following one tutorial on UA-cam.

Hello, Thanks for feedback! First, you need to change Increment to Vertex in Snapping (at the top left) and then you'll be able to stack similar faces while holding Control. Hope it help

@@Summmer85 Great! Thank you very much and have a nice day :)

Thank you for your question! Maybe I'll make a tutorial about it, but not anytime soon, as I'm currently working on my first tutorial about room assets. I usually use a simple animation, set the camera on the circle via Follow Path and I assign a tracking point to the camera in the form of Empty or any object. I set it all up in Object Constrant Properties.

Figured it out. You basically mix the Emission node with the texture and that's it. Then you just add point lights.

@@Krucek_v2 need separate material with emission, which assigned to specific faces (window in this case)

I collected it myself from a different images founded in the internet. Nothing special.

@@DCalzzetta Thanks for your question! I've been periodically working on a big detailed tutorial for about 3 months now. This will be a whole room with objects, including a plant in this low poly retro style. The process was very delayed due to the lack of experience in creating tutorials and my weak English. But I've already done quite a lot, and I'll definitely want to finish it as soon as possible.

@@Summmer85 I understand you perfectly, English is not my native language either. I followed you on Instagram. Please post when you have something. I will be happy to be one of your first students. Good luck!

@@DCalzzetta Thank you very much! See you in the class :)

Hi, there is nothing special. Just some nodes in Compositing for pixelated view.

@@Summmer85 Well it's absolutely beautiful!

Thanks for feedback! Glad it was helpful for you

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@@Summmer85 show me where you add the snow in the video

Stop playing

@@billygate4063 I didn't record the process of making snow.