#1280x720

[shinigami-striker]

[SBR2] Wallpapers | Wednesday, 12.27.2023

During the loading screens, the Bomberman Bros., as well as the Ellon, and the Lugion (after you've cleared story mode for the first time) will appear on-screen.

Feel free to use these [1280x720] screenshots down below as your custom wallpapers and give credit to the uploader on X (Twitter).

Super Bomberman R 2 is available now!

[chocodee]

Some pixel art of one of my lads from a pathfinder campaign, Graz. If you watch any of my summer leagues stuff, which currently does not exist on this website, then you'll know who this is :P Anyway.

A hobgoblin and a conduit to pure magic, Graz is a mysterious entity that lives on the outskirts of society working with plans that none truly understand.

[xaviergalatis]

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21:9 aspect ratio: 2560x1080, 3440x1440, 5120x2160

16:9 aspect ratio:

1280x720, 1366×768, 1600x900, 1920×1080, 2560x1440, 3840x2160, 5120x2880, 7680x4320

#notebook

#sketchbook

#diary

[yurideification]

576p??

576?????

[grapeagata]

Okay so with my last released game (Start Game Game) I learned a few things:

For pixel art to look good you can't scale things up or down in any way. It has to be in integer increments. This also goes for zoom in/out on the camera.

Viewport size should be set before everything else.

I actually understood inheritance :)

You can "ctrl" + "k" to make a selection a comment

On the "pass" and "break" there's a break option which stops the game from running. This helps with debugging.

Inherited scenes are a thing. I can have a base scene, for an assortment of things, and then just instance it as the root of a new scene.

Probably some more stuff that isn't coming to mind at this moment.

[haraldbulling]

[userpeggycarter]

TOPAZ AI TUTORIAL

i was asked to do a tutorial for Topaz AI (a software that enhances screencaps), so here it is! :)

[tutorial under the cut]

i’m going to gif a 720p YouTube video from 12 years ago as an example. it’s the bottom of the barrel when it comes to image quality, but in the end, you won’t believe it was once so shitty. here’s the gif, without any editing:

THE APPLICATION

Topaz AI is a paid software for image enhancement. you can download it for free, but your images will have watermarks. here's a random link that has nothing to do with this tutorial.

you can use Topaz AI as a Photoshop plugin or use the software separately. i will explain both methods in this tutorial.

USING SEPARATELY

it’s the way i do it because it’s more computer-friendly, the plugin can take a toll on your PC, especially when you’re dealing with a lot of screencaps. 

you first take screencaps as you normally would (if you don’t, here’s a tutorial on how to do it). open Topaz AI and select all the images. wait a while for the software to do its thing.

on the left, there is your screencap untouched. on the right, is your edited version. if you click the edited screencap and hold, Topaz will show you the original, that way you can compare the versions even better than just looking at them side by side.

Topaz AI will automatically recognize faces, if any, and enhance them. this can be toggled off, by disabling the “recovering faces” option in the right panel. it’s always on for me, though. you can tweak this feature by clicking on its name, the same thing for the others.

Topaz AI will also automatically upscale your screencaps if they’re too small (less than 4k). it will upscale them to achieve said 4k (in this gif’s case, the original 1280x720 screencaps became 4621x2599). i suggest that you let the app upscale those images, giving you more gif size flexibility. you can change into whatever size you want if you want something less heavy to store. don’t worry though, even these “4k screencaps” are very light megabytes-wise, so you won’t need a supercomputer. it might take a while to render all your screencaps, though, if you’re on a lower-end computer. (the folder with the edited screencaps ended up being 1GB, but that’s because it contains 123 screencaps, which is a lot of screencaps for 4k giffing).

two options won’t be automatically selected, Remove Noise and Sharpening, you will need to enable them to use them. rarely i don’t use Remove Noise, as is the best tool to remove pixelization. the Sharpening option depends on the gif, sometimes your gif will end up too over-sharpened (because of Topaz’s sharpening and later your own). that said, i used the Sharpening option on this gif.

next, select all images by clicking the “select all” button. you will notice that one of the screencaps’s thumbnails (in my case, the first one) will have small icons the others don’t have. this is the screencap you enhanced. you will need to click the dots menu, select “apply”, and then click “apply current settings to selected images”. this way, every screencap will have the same settings. if you don’t do this step, you will end up with one edited screencap and the rest will remain untouched!

all things done, click “save X images”. in the next panel, you can select where to save your new screencaps and how you want to name them. i always choose to add a topaz- prefix so i know what files i’m dealing with while giffing.

just a note: if your way of uploading screencaps to Photoshop is through image sequence, you will need to change the names of your new screencaps so PS can perceive that as a sequence (screencap1, screencap2, etc). you can do that by selecting all the screencaps in your folder, then selecting to rename just one of them and the rest will receive numbers at the end, from first to last. you don’t need to rename them one by one.

here’s the first gif again, without any editing:

without Topaz enhancement but with sharpening:

without sharpening, only the Topaz enhancement:

with Topaz enhancement and sharpening:

her skin is so smooth that it is a bit unrealistic. i could have edited that while tweaking the “Recovering Faces” option and/or the “Remove Noise” option, but i prefer to add noise (filter > noise > add noise) when necessary. this way, i don’t risk not enhancing the quality of the screencaps enough.

i added +3 of noise, making the gif look more natural. it’s a subtle difference, but i thought it necessary one in this case. you can continue to edit your gif as your heart desires.

VOILA! 🥳

AS A PHOTOSHOP PLUGIN

if you have Topaz AI installed on your computer, Photoshop will recognize it. you will find it in filter > Topaz Labs > Topaz AI. while in timeline mode, select the filter. the same Topaz AI window will pop up and you can tweak things the same way you do when you use the software separately. by using the plugin, you don’t need to upload your edited screencaps or use screencaps at all, a video clip (turned into a Smart Layer, that is) will suffice. the downside is that for every little thing you do, Topaz AI will recalculate stuff, so you practically can’t do anything without facing a waiting screen. a solution for that is to edit your gif in shitty quality as you would edit an HD one and at the very end, you enable Topaz AI. or just separately edit the screencaps following the first method.

this is it! it's a very simple software to use. the only downside is that it can take a while to render all screencaps, even with a stronger computer, but nothing too ridiculous.

any questions, feel free to contact me! :)

[temporaltourguide]

sorry if the quality is bad, when i go back to saw x i'll record better clips, rn im just throwing down the clips i recorded when i first watched the movies so obs wasnt at max quality then, 6000 kbps.. uh 1280x720.

[parageist]

OPENING COMMISSIONS!!

(I know a lot of people in way more destitute scenarios offering commissions, and I am well-off without them, so please consider spending your money on someone who needs it to survive! But as a middle-class, unemployed, autistic trans girl who recently turned 18 and is expected by my parents to get a job soon to continue living here, I would desperately appreciate any sort of income possible!)

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All Prices in USD, pay via PayPal - Please pay at least 50% upfront, thank you!

-Basic lineart + coloring for a 720x480 or 480x800 panel: $10 (+$5 per extra character)

-Lineart + coloring + shading + effects + background for a 800x1280 or 1280x720 comic-page-sized drawing: $30 (+$20 per extra character)

-Purely landscape/environmental with no characters, 1280x720: $25 (though depends on the complexity)

There’s no set time or schedule for me, so it could take anywhere between a few hours and a few weeks for me to finish, depending on mental health, work, other activities, etc., but you may ask for a 50% refund if it takes me more than a month. If I am unable to finish the piece for whatever reason, I will offer a full refund. Please don’t rush me or change your instructions after I’ve started it. Thank you!

Anything you commission from me will be subject to my copyright and will be posted publicly (UNLESS IT IS NSFW), however you are allowed to also post and use it in any way UNLESS that way involves harassment, discrimination, to be directly sold or used for your own product(s), training any sort of AI models, or claiming ownership over my art.

Oh yeah and feel free to just DM me if you want a commission, though I'm not the most active at times lol

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I’ll try drawing pretty much anything, but there are some disclaimers I should make:

Things that I am not necessarily adverse to drawing, but my lack of experience in the specific subject may result in the process taking much longer and/or the result being of lesser quality than my other work: -Drawing outside of my normal artstyle -Furries -Animals -NSFW -Complex designs, vehicles, mechs

Because of this, you may request the price to be 20% off if it includes the above.

And these things are completely off the limits for obvious reasons: -Any art that is hateful or discriminatory in any way -Art made to harass someone -Fetish content -NSFW of minors, non-anthro animals, non-consensual encounters, and/or incest -Heavy gore, maggots, feces, and other disgusting stuff

Oh yeah and PLEASE DO NOT commission anything NSFW from me if you are a minor!!!!!

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!!!ALSO!!! I likely can only handle no more than 8 commissions at a time, but I will have the available slots in my bio.

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Here is a bunch of other random drawings and comic pages I've made!

I'll likely make an updated version of this later lol

Please reblog and share to help get a young artist started in their life! Any support is greatly appreciated, have a fantastic day!!

[crabdab]

Splatoon 3 DLC: Side Order

1280x720 @ 24fps

[femboty2k]

THE FUTURE IS COLD. FIND WARMTH IN EACH OTHER.

(background created in BRYCE 3D, elements created in Aseprite, canvas size: 1280x720)

[stardestroyer81]

Just in time for Mega Man's thirty-sixth anniversary, I've whipped up a wallpaper themed after Mega Man 3, sized at a comfy 1280x720— I think that this one may just be my most detail-oriented anniversary wallpaper yet... as well as my favorite, too! 💙✨

Previous Anniversary Wallpapers: 1, 2

[genshinimpactresources]

HOYOFest 2024 Artwork | 1280x720, No Logo ver.

Download Link (Google Drive)

[reccyls]

larger version of the seiyuu announcement video thumbnail (1280x720) for a better look at their faces

[katy-133]

Face Flex Merc Reference

A video and image sequence demonstrating each merc's face flexes.

I hope this can be useful for artists as a reference for facial expressions. -Katy133

Thank you to hisanimations for the TF2 Trifecta, which this reference was created using.

Notes:

330 faces in total.

The mercs pictured here as in-game models, but these face flexes apply to SFM models as well.

8 mercs, 35-51 flexes per merc.

Includes phonemes (for lip sync), expressions, and the upper versions (as in: sans mouth shapes versions for expressions).

Face flex order in how they are displayed in the Pose Library of the TF2 Trifecta (instead of the Shapekeys tab of the Face Poser, which doesn't include the silence, defaultFace, and defaultFaceUpper poses and more).

Fames include the following information: Frame number of the video, face flex's name, visuals of the mercs from the side, front, and quarter view (actually 30 degrees). Using a perspective projection camera, at 80 focal length.

Video version is meant to be downloaded and played in a video media viewer that allows frame-by-frame scrubbing (such as VLC Media Player).

Pyro not included due to lack of face flexes.

Sniper's expression, AggresiveClosed is meant to be misspelt, as that's how it shows up in the face flex list.

Yes, Medic's painBigUpper and painSmallUpper look the same. Ditto his happyBigUpper and happySmallUpper.

6 seconds of a black screen at the end to prevent the video from ending early due to a hotkey mispress or a frame scrubbing misclick (as YouTube's skip ahead key is 5 seconds).

Included are the video's frames as images that can be scrubbed through. Rescaled as 1280x720.

I've also included the face flexes lists for each merc as images.

[dreamcars-fan]

New Ferrari F80 [1280x720]