retro-16bit-style
Blender · A look or a style · MIT
- What it does
SNES and Genesis-era look: richer palettes than 8-bit, dither and gradient cues. About 500 characters and one reference page. Its reference pages: sixteen-bit-notes.
- Get it
Copy .claude/skills/retro-16bit-style/ and the shared .claude/skills/references/ folder into your agent's skills directory; the skill loads on its trigger words (16-bit, 16bit, SNES, Genesis, Mega Drive, retro 16-bit). It is instructions only: the agent turns them into Blender Python and runs that through the Blender MCP server, or with blender --background --python.
- Needs (the whole pack)
Blender, and a way for your agent to run Blender Python. The skills are written for the Blender MCP server. In our test the same steps also ran as one script with blender --background.
- License
MIT
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