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Adds PS1 effect into your meshes
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Adds PS1 effect into your meshes

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# Kwobbler
**"Adds PS1 effect into your meshes"**

![My Video-1](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/b93bd55a-b09a-4737-84b9-3da0f324818f)

This addon is designed to help you easily create and apply a PlayStation 1 (PS1) style effect to your 3D meshes within Blender. The PS1 aesthetic, characterized by low polygon counts, vertex snapping, and pixelated textures, has a nostalgic charm and is popular in various creative projects, from indie games to retro-inspired artworks.

The Kwobbler addon streamlines the process of achieving this distinctive look by providing you with a ready-to-use geometry node setup that can be quickly applied to any mesh in your scene.

### Note: Make sure no objects are selected in your collection, click on the Scene Collection in the outliner, and click the Setup PS1 button in the Kwobbler panel.

## Features

- **Automatic Node Group Import**: The addon automatically imports the necessary geometry node group for the PS1 effect.

- **Easy Setup**: With a single click, create a new collection containing a plane mesh that utilizes the PS1 effect node group.

- **Customizable**: Adjust the node group's parameters to fine-tune the PS1 effect to your liking.

## Installation

To install this add-on in Blender, follow these steps:

- Open Blender and go to Edit > Preferences.

- In the Preferences window, select the "Add-ons" tab.

- At the bottom of the window, click the "Install" button.

- In the file browser that opens, navigate to the location of the add-on file you want to install. The add-on file should have a .zip extension.

- Select the add-on file and click the "Install Add-on from File" button.

## Issues
If you're having trouble integrating this code into your addon, [open a new issue](https://github.com/kents00/Kwobbler/issues). As the module continues to develop, it will be easier for more developers to integrate updates and improve blender's overall user performance!