Pisces
Terrarian
In Terraria, looking good is a necessity - in my case anyways.
You dont want some purple shield blocking or any other accessory your oh so beautiful pixelated 8 bit body.
Anyways, if you want to look good in-game, you're in the right place~
1: Try working with limited resources.
Work with what you have, you dont need some fancy shmancy all item's map to look good.
Having limited items forces your imagination to work harder, thinking outside the box.
2: Work with a fitting palette
You dont want your character to blast with random colors, no! That just hurts the eye. If it d esnt hurt your eye, it hurts mine anyways.
For example, you're avatar resides in the cold climate of the snowy biome. You're going to have to work with colors that are somehow connected to that biome.
3: Have an insight of what you actually want to make your character look like.
Working blindly is a nono.
Before working on your character YOU MUST know what you're going to do. Think of it as like creating a character for a comic or a movie, you first have to know what kind of character you're making. Their personality reflects their appearance.
4: You can use armor as vanity
Have some armor you thought looked cool but you had to switch to one that is better but doesnt look as good as the one you had before?
You can use different types of armor to make you look nice. The Obsidian Armor looks cool and fits if you're making a ranged bullet character, try googling "Terraria Armor" or something along those lines, you're bound seeing something that you think fits your character or just looks good in general.
Anyways, I hope this guide helped you guys out.
Remember guys, we all are B E A youuutiful in our own ways~
Peaacce Peeps - Pisces
You dont want some purple shield blocking or any other accessory your oh so beautiful pixelated 8 bit body.
Anyways, if you want to look good in-game, you're in the right place~
1: Try working with limited resources.
Work with what you have, you dont need some fancy shmancy all item's map to look good.
Having limited items forces your imagination to work harder, thinking outside the box.
2: Work with a fitting palette
You dont want your character to blast with random colors, no! That just hurts the eye. If it d esnt hurt your eye, it hurts mine anyways.
For example, you're avatar resides in the cold climate of the snowy biome. You're going to have to work with colors that are somehow connected to that biome.
3: Have an insight of what you actually want to make your character look like.
Working blindly is a nono.
Before working on your character YOU MUST know what you're going to do. Think of it as like creating a character for a comic or a movie, you first have to know what kind of character you're making. Their personality reflects their appearance.
4: You can use armor as vanity
Have some armor you thought looked cool but you had to switch to one that is better but doesnt look as good as the one you had before?
You can use different types of armor to make you look nice. The Obsidian Armor looks cool and fits if you're making a ranged bullet character, try googling "Terraria Armor" or something along those lines, you're bound seeing something that you think fits your character or just looks good in general.
Anyways, I hope this guide helped you guys out.
Remember guys, we all are B E A youuutiful in our own ways~
Peaacce Peeps - Pisces
I love it on how the design works well with hornets.
