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Hi everyone! We are still working hard to convert and refine our 3D models for you, but development is slow (our artist is still an unpaid volunteer who has been doing this since 2011). We have officially begun the process of converting our 2000-style Princess Daisy 3D model to work with Blender 3.x. Most of the work on this model will be material conversions and additional rigging; however, we will also be modeling the character's feet and re-modeling the arms and hands (it will not require nearly as much work as our 1999-style Princess Peach model, which required several components in addition to these, including the head, to be re-designed from scratch). Also, since we have already built out a world asset, shader and displacement node setups, and lighting assets for our 1999-style Princess Peach model, these steps will not be necessary and will decrease the time it takes to complete this project!

As shown here, all of the components used to make up the model have already been cleverly added to various collections to allow ease of enabling and disabling various outfits and settings to get the desired render more easily. These models will also include various backdrop assets we have designed before, such as the locker room backdrop (also seen listed here in the hierarchy).

We are still planning to release these models to the public for personal use only. We are still thinking about the delivery method to share these models once they are ready since we make changes for accuracy a couple times a year. Because of this, we are now leaning towards GitHub repositories. Any thoughts on this?

Stay tuned for a reproduction render (finally, not just a development preview) of Princess Peach from Mario Golf 64 within the next few weeks!

Disclaimer:
Princess Daisy (Princess Daisy Sarasa / Princess Daisy of Sarasaland), Mario, and the Mario series are intellectual properties of Nintendo Co., Ltd.
This artwork is fan art, and should not be used for commercial purposes or to generate revenue under any circumstances. This artwork should be used for personal purposes only.

Description

Hi everyone! We are still working hard to convert and refine our 3D models for you, but development is slow (our artist is still an unpaid volunteer who has been doing this since 2011). We have officially begun the process of converting our 2000-style Princess Daisy 3D model to work with Blender 3.x. Most of the work on this model will be material conversions and additional rigging; however, we will also be modeling the character's feet and re-modeling the arms and hands (it will not require nearly as much work as our 1999-style Princess Peach model, which required several components in addition to these, including the head, to be re-designed from scratch). Also, since we have already built out a world asset, shader and displacement node setups, and lighting assets for our 1999-style Princess Peach model, these steps will not be necessary and will decrease the time it takes to complete this project!

As shown here, all of the components used to make up the model have already been cleverly added to various collections to allow ease of enabling and disabling various outfits and settings to get the desired render more easily. These models will also include various backdrop assets we have designed before, such as the locker room backdrop (also seen listed here in the hierarchy).

We are still planning to release these models to the public for personal use only. We are still thinking about the delivery method to share these models once they are ready since we make changes for accuracy a couple times a year. Because of this, we are now leaning towards GitHub repositories. Any thoughts on this?

Stay tuned for a reproduction render (finally, not just a development preview) of Princess Peach from Mario Golf 64 within the next few weeks!

Disclaimer:
Princess Daisy (Princess Daisy Sarasa / Princess Daisy of Sarasaland), Mario, and the Mario series are intellectual properties of Nintendo Co., Ltd.
This artwork is fan art, and should not be used for commercial purposes or to generate revenue under any circumstances. This artwork should be used for personal purposes only.