Harvest Moon 64, my new project

[CoffeeandTV]

This is new project due to the extremely difficult-to-work-with textures in Road Rash 64. I don't have enough re-texed for a pack yet, but I'll keep you updated. I am still learning PS, so bear with me.

(MOST) OF MY WORK IS DONE FROM SCRATCH, I hate filters.



It will take some time for me to get a significant amout done due to graduation and AP tests. Feel free to submit your own textures, I will include them if I find them acceptable.
I love criticism, positive or negative...

Here's a teaser pack (only 20 or so textures):

[CoffeeandTV]

Update: just finished the title sign. Please tell me what you guys think of it.

[ToninhoFWi]

I lovew it. Continue your job please.

[zorbid]

Small detail: it looks like the alpha layer isn't properly done. There are jaggies around the sign.

Great work nevertheless .

[apparition87]

wow, im looking forward to this. always good to bring back a good game with a new look. hope you'll continue to work on this

[CoffeeandTV]

this project is still alive, it's just running slowly. much of the characters and such in this game are difficult because they involve a lot of movement textures like paper mario. i'll put up a pack once i have a noticeable amount done.

thanks for the compliments!

I've had very little free time lately, but just a quick update. I'm currently working on the farm textures (rocks, grass, etc.). Please tell me what to do with these rocks. It's very hard to get them to 'fit' into the game well. The breakfast rolls (or whatever they are) turned out excellent, though.

Check the first post for a small starter pack download!

[gdp2000]

Hey. This is really looking good.

But as you said, the character animations will be really hard. A lot of textures. But a retextured Harvest Moon would be relly cool. My little sister loves this game...

[Neospy]

Yay! I never thought of retexturing an isometric game. Great job! I hope that you will continue on this project (in your free time, of course).

>neospy

[ragnor]

those are called onigiri: riceballs.

[CoffeeandTV]

do they look right?