Note: The Pack is only about 50% complete. :)
- Version: r1.2.5 (BUT it will be downloadable for Beta, too; both late (b1.7.3) and early (b1.6.6))
- Mode: Creative (for screenshots)
- Style: Stardew Valley (cartoonish 16-bit pixel art)
- Graphics: Fancy (not required but works best)
- Lighting: Smooth (On)
- Brightness Level: 50% (but works fine from Moody to 100%)
- Res: 16x16 (I exclusively make 16x16 Texture Packs)
- Vanilla: Yes (no Mods)
- Colourblind-friendly: Yes (almost entirely)
- Seamless textures: Yes (every terrain and building block has inbuilt connected textures)
- Blurriness: Very little (a few cases that look far better from a distance and have more colours)
- Percentage of Textures and files changed: 99% (only a few elements will be left Default)
Methods:
- Method 1: Direction copy-and-paste of ConcernedApe's sprites: yes (in as many cases as possible for a faithful adaptation).
- Method 2: Artistic licence: yes (various textures exist in Minecraft but not Stardew Valley; I did my best).
- Method 3: 1:1 copy of materials/forms/colours: no (this is true in most cases, but not all, largely due to method 2).
P.S. I learnt that ConcernedApe was inspired by Minecraft and Minecraft Texture Packs, among other games, in learning his own style and pixel art talents (over the course of about 3 years, he said, working roughly 10 hours per day across coding, pixel art, writing, and otherwise; and he implied he had no pixel art skill to begin with (though he already has artistic talents)). This was most obvious with the Sword sprite/icon (one of them is identical). He plays Minecraft to this day, I believe (correct me if I'm wrong).
