@vex0348: Episode 5 | PS1 low poly image effect #CapCut #capcutpioneer #capcutphoto #seedream5pro #tutorial

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vex :

Reimagine the uploaded photo as an in-game screenshot from a 1996 PlayStation 1 or Nintendo 64 video game. Preserve the exact composition, camera angle, framing, crop, subject position, pose, and scene layout from the original photo — every element must remain in the same place at the same size. Only the visual medium changes.Render everything as extreme low-polygon 3D models — characters made of approximately 200-500 visible flat polygons each, sharp angular faces with no smoothing, hands rendered as flat blocky paddles or stiff three-finger claws, eyes painted directly onto the polygon face as static textures, mouths as a fixed dark line or painted texture. No subsurface scattering, no soft shadows. All textures are blurry 64×64 or 128×128 pixel bitmaps stretched across polygons, with obvious texture seams and visible texture warping at polygon edges (classic PS1 affine texture mapping distortion). Environments built of low-poly chunky geometry, draw distance fog cutting off the background.Color palette is slightly limited and dithered. Visible jagged aliasing on every edge, no anti-aliasing. Render resolution feels like 320×240 upscaled, with slight CRT scanline overlay and chromatic aberration at screen edges. Vertices visibly snap and lack subpixel precision (PS1 vertex jitter). HUD optional — a tiny health bar or item counter in a corner.

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