thanks for the info

A GIMP plugin for bulk image processing with a GUI, so that you don't need to use script-fu.

thank you for the info. what is bimp?

I bulk processed the images using GIMP's batch mode (eased by BIMP).

how did you do this?

some textures be broken

works good with terraria 98

looks like early mobile graphics

(Joke about how the Hallowed Armor makes you look a lot like Cecil from FF4)

plz 1.4.4 port

can you do this with the pico 8 secret pallete pallete
my favorite color pallete

Tengo terraria en un 3ds y la pantalla la queme con la electricidad de un yesquero xd, total que siempre esta en 3d y con colores extraños, pero el terraria luce casi identico a este texture pack, me gusta

truly beatiful

XD

If 256 looks that similar to vanilla, it could probably be used to improve performance.

@Alex_gnzl but did you try a 32, 64, or 128 color pallet? One of those 3 probably looks just right.

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When you run Terraria on Windows 98 without Vmware Tools (or Virtualbox Guest Tools)

(to add to my last comment, I also attempted dithering but it doesn't look good in Terraria due to sprite size differences)

Interesting take on a small-palette texture pack!

I tried a 256-colour VGA palette, and it looked way too similar and I'd rather not flood the workshop with too many low effort uploads. Thankfully, the process isn't complicated:
1. Extract Terraria's sprites with a tool (I used xnbcli, it preserves the folder structure which is important, but feel free to try any other tool that's easier for you to use)
2. Use BIMP [alessandrofrancesconi.it] to apply your operations to all images; make sure to confirm preserving the folder hierarchy.
For a texture pack like this, you want a palette (you can find decent palettes for GIMP online) and the "gimp-image-convert-indexed" (or "gimp-convert-indexed" if you use an older version of GIMP) operation.
For the mode, use "CONVERT-PALETTE-CUSTOM", don't forget to enter your palette's name.

Also, here's [forums.terraria.org] a helpful guide to making resource packs.

Probably in between 16 & 64 colors.

Can you make 1 that has just enough colors that the hues are similar to the original hues?

1.0

This actually looks pretty close to Terraria 1.0

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