the shader is very simple, but neat. it forces every pixel to clamp to one of the colors in the palette i set, so i never have to worry about breaking the palette by doing stuff like transparency or using the wrong colors in an asset. it's also very easy to change palettes, so i can completely change the look of the game at any time without swapping out any assets
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in reply to @Qwarq's post:
that's so cool! the possibilities you get with dynamic lighting that looks hand animated this way are exciting...
i hadn't thought about dynamic lighting with it, but yeah, that sounds real cool. i want to try adding some dynamic dithering to it as well; i bet that would be even better