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Updated Oct 31, 2026
Style Cookbook
Mix your own art style from stackable look blocks.
Most stylized games pick one look and build everything around it. Style Cookbook turns a look into a recipe you can change: a stack of small blocks, each doing one job, that combine into one picture.
What you get
- styleKit, the core: the stack, ten slots, masks by depth, region or object group, a shared paper, a shared held clock for wobble and boil, marks that stay on surfaces, quality levels, an API, a shell toolbox and tests.
- Example blocks: posterize and duotone (colour), a clean depth line and a soft sketch line.
- starterBlocks: matte card, stepped light bands (whole frame or inside a material), flat wash, surface dots, plain paper, dark board, line boil, chunky pixels, soft grain and vignette, with a labelled gallery.
- The Lookbook: a scripted test scene and camera path that measures how a look holds up in motion, with numbers.
- Guides and a workflow: combine blocks into your own style, write your own block, build a small stylized game, and give any world a new look without touching its materials.
Try it
local StyleKit = require("~styleKit.StyleKit")
StyleKit.add("flatWash")
StyleKit.add("depthLine")
StyleKit.add("plainPaper")
StyleKit.swap("depthLine1", "sketchLine") -- a new look, one change
StyleKit.clear() -- back to the rendered frame
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