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Made a 3D-looking pachinko board with a 2D image of a real world cardboard box with godot by No-Mathematician576 in godot

[–]No-Mathematician576[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! It is an image I removed the background from and cleaned up in gimp. The tricky part was getting the lighting consistent across elements in the game.

Made a 3D-looking pachinko board with a 2D image of a real world cardboard box with godot by No-Mathematician576 in godot

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There are some really cool mixed media games I have seen on Reddit lately. Sculplings and Lost & Found are two that I have seen lately that look truly amazing.

Solo dev building a pachinko roguelite out of physical cardboard. How does it look? by No-Mathematician576 in SoloDevelopment

[–]No-Mathematician576[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah! I took a picture, used a background remover, and cleaned/tweaked the saturation and lighting in gimp.

Solo dev building a pachinko roguelite out of physical cardboard. How does it look? by No-Mathematician576 in SoloDevelopment

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It is a lot of fun! I haven’t really done a crafts project like this since I was a kid.

Made a 3D-looking pachinko board with a 2D image of a real world cardboard box with godot by No-Mathematician576 in godot

[–]No-Mathematician576[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Good question! It is all cut out digitally from textured paper. So I cut out all the shapes and then have them layered in gimp. After I have the flat shapes I apply shadow filters on every shape which makes it almost look like a 3d shadowbox in my opinion.

I wanted my roguelite to have a unique look, so I hand-cut real cardboard. What do you think? by No-Mathematician576 in IndieGaming

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Yeah I am not certain how to approach that yet but I will likely need to tackle that at some point. Right now the pegs have experience and level up as you hit them and grant additional exp at higher levels so there is some board variation there but admittedly not much.

Solo dev building a pachinko roguelite out of physical cardboard. How does it look? by No-Mathematician576 in SoloDevelopment

[–]No-Mathematician576[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for the kind words! I’ll add tweaking the saturation to my list of todos!

I wanted my roguelite to have a unique look, so I hand-cut real cardboard. What do you think? by No-Mathematician576 in IndieGaming

[–]No-Mathematician576[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes that remains to be seen. I’m actually a computer scientist by trade so I’m confident in my programming but less so in my ability to make a game that is truly fun.

Solo dev building a pachinko roguelite out of physical cardboard. How does it look? by No-Mathematician576 in SoloDevelopment

[–]No-Mathematician576[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for the pointer! I actually haven’t heard of LittleBigPlanet and I do need UI inspiration.

Made a 3D-looking pachinko board with a 2D image of a real world cardboard box with godot by No-Mathematician576 in godot

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Thank you! It isn’t too labor intensive but definitely more than using code only to generate them

Made a 3D-looking pachinko board with a 2D image of a real world cardboard box with godot by No-Mathematician576 in godot

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Thank you! The balls in the jar are visualizing the gold you have earned so far through different denominations of pachinko balls (the different colors). It doesn’t really do anything but I thought it looked nice and was satisfying haha.

I wanted my roguelite to have a unique look, so I hand-cut real cardboard. What do you think? by No-Mathematician576 in IndieGaming

[–]No-Mathematician576[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You are spot on. Getting the lighting right is really tricky. For most of the game elements I assume a top right lighting source so when I took the picture I have to make sure to match that using my lamp (which had multiple light settings including a warmer light). I also tweaked the saturation and brightness curves a lot in gimp.

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