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Blackthorne
5 years ago

To be able to use pixel art inside Unity we need to set the sprite Pixel Per Unit (PPU) value. But how can we set that for old SNES games?


Finding the PPU Value


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The image above is using a grid of 16x16 pixels and shows before and after the player took one step forward. It's my assumption that one step forward from the player moves him by 1 meter in the game world.

Therefore, the images shows that he moved exactly 16 pixels to the right. This represents how long is 1 unit in the game world.

With that very important information, we can say that:

		
			16 pixels = 1 meter on Unity
		
	

Now we need to set this number for every sprite used in the game such as:

image.png


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