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Project Deshade is an effort done by myself to make my clone trooper template more accessible to those who do pixel clone troopers, by reducing the number of pixels of my troopers down from their thirty-one plus shades, down to just five. That means the trooper is now using an entirely unique shading style to this trooper. Similar in execution to Mengu's harsh shading, but relying on softer shades as in display in my standard template and in Pansca.

This is release seven, Pistol Rigs for clone trooper armour. Usable with Phase I helmets (not displayed).

This trooper was outlined from a slightly re-proportioned trooper from Braltika.

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Update 01: (04-June-22, US Central Time): Updated Template to Project Deshade 3,0.

Update 02: (07-June-22, US Central Time): Updated template to have more accurate communications "antenna" apparatus at top of helmets.

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Using my work? Credit me is MANDATORY. Furthermore, if I credit someone for their work, crediting them is also MANDATORY.

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"Clone troopers were an army of identical, genetically modified clones, created to serve in the Grand Army of the Republic during the full-scale intergalactic conflict that came to be known as the Clone Wars. Grown at an accelerated rate and raised in the laboratories and facilities of Kamino, the clone troopers were trained throughout the first ten years of their lives to become one of the most efficient military forces in galactic history." -Quote from Wookieepedia

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In the words of Qui-Gon Jinn: "Credits will do fine."

And for those who dare to quote Watto, they will do fine or force help me, I'll cut you.

To Braltika on Instagram. Without their fantastic work, I would never of have the material necessary to make this template, in any form, a reality.

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Note from Me: I like to make sure that anybody who's an author of a template I draw from doesn't have their contributions understated. As such, I try to credit the creators of the templates which I draw pieces from, and those who they credit (if they credit anyone). Do not hesitate to tell me if I missed anyone in the credits, they deserve the recognition for their efforts.

Description

Project Deshade is an effort done by myself to make my clone trooper template more accessible to those who do pixel clone troopers, by reducing the number of pixels of my troopers down from their thirty-one plus shades, down to just five. That means the trooper is now using an entirely unique shading style to this trooper. Similar in execution to Mengu's harsh shading, but relying on softer shades as in display in my standard template and in Pansca.

This is release seven, Pistol Rigs for clone trooper armour. Usable with Phase I helmets (not displayed).

This trooper was outlined from a slightly re-proportioned trooper from Braltika.

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Update 01: (04-June-22, US Central Time): Updated Template to Project Deshade 3,0.

Update 02: (07-June-22, US Central Time): Updated template to have more accurate communications "antenna" apparatus at top of helmets.

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Using my work? Credit me is MANDATORY. Furthermore, if I credit someone for their work, crediting them is also MANDATORY.

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"Clone troopers were an army of identical, genetically modified clones, created to serve in the Grand Army of the Republic during the full-scale intergalactic conflict that came to be known as the Clone Wars. Grown at an accelerated rate and raised in the laboratories and facilities of Kamino, the clone troopers were trained throughout the first ten years of their lives to become one of the most efficient military forces in galactic history." -Quote from Wookieepedia

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In the words of Qui-Gon Jinn: "Credits will do fine."

And for those who dare to quote Watto, they will do fine or force help me, I'll cut you.

To Braltika on Instagram. Without their fantastic work, I would never of have the material necessary to make this template, in any form, a reality.

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Note from Me: I like to make sure that anybody who's an author of a template I draw from doesn't have their contributions understated. As such, I try to credit the creators of the templates which I draw pieces from, and those who they credit (if they credit anyone). Do not hesitate to tell me if I missed anyone in the credits, they deserve the recognition for their efforts.