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how-to-choose-a-paper-for-my-art-style

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How to pick the paper a stylized game is drawn on and tune it to your look: what each of paperBlocks' seventeen papers is like and what it is best for, what the scene's light has to give a toned or dark sheet, the shared settings and how to turn each one, swapping papers without losing your tuning, putting regions of a world on different papers, keeping UI and characters readable, the quality tier, and what a paper costs.

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