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[Klonoa]

Wahoo never getting another game again...

[Jack Frost]

Hee ho hee ho!

[spamton neo]

WHAT A [Nice Fellow] Y-OU [Demo Available Now!] I'll say though, its a bit curious he doesn't have the [Silly Strings] on, as well as the lighting using soft shadows. I'd also recommend making the rails animate below him, as well as perhaps add some simple city-like geometry on the BG, it'd look pretty sick. You have the animation and look spot on, though!

Drunkleg responds:

shid i forgot about the [Silly Strings]. I'll be sure to add them if i use this model again

[Snowman]

Nice little fella!

[it's looking a lot like ytpmv elf]

Homosexual individuals!

[Christmas Ena]

Very cute! ENA on the holiday special (the good kind) tape.

[Balan Saturnworld]

Wonderland, wonderworld, wonder wondering wonderlad... I wonder how displaying these kinds of models would do in the actual N64, its texture cache is so teeny.. Amazing job tho! Bayer matrix dithering might be more fitting for the model since its the most common dithering mode on the N64.

SuperMcGuffin64 responds:

I was trying to recreate the Sega Saturn aesthetic, but it isn't 100% accurate.

Some info about the Sega Saturn aesthetic that I know of is that it mostly uses quads instead of tris, it doesn't use texture filtering nor UV mapping, it uses lower resolutions compared to the N64/PS1, etc.

I don't know what dithering mode the Saturn uses. Would've been nice if there was a tutorial video about how to recreate the Saturn/Dreamcast style graphics through Blender or similar 3D art programs.

[funny omori stuff]

Poor omori omori, haunted by friday night fcuking, sad

[PS1 styled Jack Frost 3d model (Animated)]

Hee-ho, hee-ho! Pretty neat, I think maybe some more detail on hands and boots (maybe with some textures containing shading) could improve the little hee-homie's look. GL on your fangame!

FedericoBorrelli responds:

Thanks for the comment, yeah, I'll try to polish it with more detail

[Peter!!!]

Dios mio, la creatura. I find funny how detailed the hand holding the hammer is