ok, so after a closer inspection i saw that u used small pixels with big ones, causing it to look a bit off
I really do not like using the bigger pixels on weapons a lot of the time, it does not look as good(sometimes) in the big picture. Of course, if somebody were to zoom in, then it looks odd. But the blocks, you may need to do that, but the weapons you really see them for such a short amount of time that only really staring at a picture will make it look odd, if you ask me. I made a weapon in a test mod with textures(and attempting to add flame particles to no avail), and it does not look bad, it looks pretty cool(in my opinion). Then again, I like weird looking stuff for no reason, so I really can not say dat.
Kind of like I like to see a massive t-rex-godzilla-shark-kitten in a pool of honey. Favorite pic I have seen so far.
I really do not like using the bigger pixels on weapons a lot of the time, it does not look as good(sometimes) in the big picture. Of course, if somebody were to zoom in, then it looks odd. But the blocks, you may need to do that, but the weapons you really see them for such a short amount of time that only really staring at a picture will make it look odd, if you ask me. I made a weapon in a test mod with textures(and attempting to add flame particles to no avail), and it does not look bad, it looks pretty cool(in my opinion). Then again, I like weird looking stuff for no reason, so I really can not say dat.
Kind of like I like to see a massive t-rex-godzilla-shark-kitten in a pool of honey. Favorite pic I have seen so far.
And actually, I did not use big pixels that much. Only really at the tip of the sword, and the handle since I did not really change that. Everywhere else it was sort of shaded. The windows media player does not give it justice, it blurs it all up ;P and gets the colors wrong.
I just made a minor improvement to sword one, although it may not be noticeable.Here. If you download the pic and look at it in paint, it tends to not mess up the image as much as every single media play I have ever seen does when zooming in. At least terraria does not do that, since it actually displays the pixels as 1x1 pixels, not thinking each pixel is hundreds to thousands(depending on monitor resolution) of other pixels, like it really is;P
Look at this in paint.net or paint, then you will see the differ... Idk why, you might not even look at it in media player. I just wanted to do this xD