Stay as true to the original texture as sanely possible.Create textures for every stage of every season, each of which has a different set of textures.Increase every texture's resolution 4x in each dimension (16x overall resolution).Recreate every texture in the game with vectors.However, with an art style like Animal Crossing, I feel it's both possible and worth it.įor example, on the left is what clovers in the original game look like, and then on the right is what a fully vectorized recreation looks like, at sixteen times the original resolution. The downside is obvious - it takes a lot more work to recreate the world using shapes rather than using a brush. The textures can be infinitely scaled up in case someone wants to play at an even higher resolution, and textures are very easily tweakable. Rather than try to add an HD skin on top of the base game, my project strives to painstakingly recreate every texture, 100% vectorized, before re-rendering them in HD. This project is a bit different than a lot of other projects in this subforum. It wasn't until recently that I discovered Dolphin supports texture replacement, and so I started my journey into HD-ifying this game!
I started playing Animal Crossing: City Folk last year with Dolphin, many years after having played the original and Wild World when growing up. Announcing Animal Crossing: City Folk HD, my first HD texture project!
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