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Origins

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    Hello,

    Just wanted to share some of the graphics revamping on my online action-rpg Pokemon game, Origins. Curious to hear what the community thinks. The shadows are generated in the programming, and the vegetation is dynamically generated on compile time through the code as well. This gives the world a lush and unique experience each time.
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    the updated graphics look amazing!
    though something weird is happening with the shadows where the trees overlap.

    Edit: also it seems a bit odd that flowers have shadows and the players do not
     
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    the updated graphics look amazing!
    though something weird is happening with the shadows where the trees overlap.

    Edit: also it seems a bit odd that flowers have shadows and the players do not

    1) That's just where the two shadows overlap, so it is darker in those areas.

    2) Those are temporary mob characters for trainer battles. They will have shadows though, just haven't implemented it yet.

    Thanks for the feedback :)
     
    Graphics looks awesome. But shadow are a little big for flower.. I mean :d
    Thank you so much for the feedback. While I agree they can sometimes appear large, they are generated via code based on the size of the icon for the object. So the shadow is relative to the size of the icon that it derives from, so it should be correctly scaled compared to other objects in the world.
     
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