It went… somewhat well. The main issue is that I am unsure if I actually prefer it over just having a 3D Model. But I’ll have to check back on that when I have more visually distinct rooms.
You can catch a little glimpse of the effect in this video: Link to Video on Bluesky
And here’s a more focused render:
I know the framerate can be changed, but there’s just a few presets. I was aiming for a very specific low framerate. I ended up just animating 24 fps for 1 second and discarding every second frame, resulting in 12 frames (writing that I realized I could’ve just gone with 24 fps at 0.5 seconds).
I did actually find a little issue on the tool. Though it is a very unusual edge case.
On very very low resolutions (32x32) when using a transparent background, the edges of the render are still blended with a back-ground color, resulting in a faint shaded outside:
Output
Corrected
With my knowledge on rendering I expect that’s either 2 lines being executed in the “wrong” order, or the most impossible thing to fix in 3D graphics.