Dither

[candycanearter07]

I absolutely LOVE dithering and limited palletes, it gives the image a really cool flavor that feels personal and unique!!

[Monoki]

I've been playing with Dithering a lot lately especially to give some of my recent works some of that old FMV pc game/old 3D art look from the 90's/2000's. there's even a mini point and click game i've been sort of making on a webpage. really adds to that look a lot so i love using it. here are a few things i've made. the dither in these are pretty subtle.



https://monoki.neocities.org/assts/interactable/pac/img/door.jpg

[TheFrugalGamer]

I've been playing with Dithering a lot lately especially to give some of my recent works some of that old FMV pc game/old 3D art look from the 90's/2000's. there's even a mini point and click game i've been sort of making on a webpage. really adds to that look a lot so i love using it. here are a few things i've made. the dither in these are pretty subtle.



https://monoki.neocities.org/assts/interactable/pac/img/door.jpg

These are so great! You've got that early game exploration vibe down perfectly. I also downloaded and played your "pointless" point and click game. The shortness of it made me laugh 

[Monoki]

These are so great! You've got that early game exploration vibe down perfectly. I also downloaded and played your "pointless" point and click game. The shortness of it made me laugh 

lol i nearly forgot about that. that was made with UPBGE. i should play around with it more often.

[MediocreMetastasis]

I LOVE Dithering. I use it for my games that utilize the 90s CD-ROM/ 90s CGI aesthetic. I tried to even add realtime dithering to my game. Unfortunately, due to how the GPU handles shaders, you can only do ordered dithering (not what I want) or random dithering (an atrocity to the eye).

There's also no easy way to streamline dithering for animations/videos. Dither-Me-This, a dithering website, is only supports one image at a time and a program I use for photo editing, photopea, doesn't let you pick the color palette nor the type of dithering to export your image as (there's a lot of hurdles in even exporting your image dithered.) photoshop is a little better but exporting 100s of frames of video would be slow.

I've been playing with Dithering a lot lately especially to give some of my recent works some of that old FMV pc game/old 3D art look from the 90's/2000's. there's even a mini point and click game i've been sort of making on a webpage. really adds to that look a lot so i love using it. here are a few things i've made. the dither in these are pretty subtle. https://monoki.neocities.org/assts/interactable/pac/img/door.jpg

This art looks so cool

[loren]

easy way to streamline dithering for animations/videos

dithermark has video support! it's a newer experimental feature that i haven't used much, but it's worth giving it a try! i use dithermark a lot for static images because i like how many options it gives for colors and style. the batch conversion feature is handy too.

[MediocreMetastasis]

dithermark has video support! it's a newer experimental feature that i haven't used much, but it's worth giving it a try!

Holy crap this is a way better program. Thanks a lot!

[fuwaka]

omg i love dithering too.. it adds such a pretty yet nostalgic dynamic in both animations and still frames.

i love hand dithering my animations, it’s time consuming —
but it’s apart of the process that i love the most about animating