Update: Problematic images have been fixed and remade
Update: The full version and demo of “1000 Princes: Born to Love You” have completed image restoration and remastering A preview of a new 3D dynamic section where you can interact with the princes The problematic images
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changedUpdate:
addedA preview of a new 3D dynamic section where you can interact with the princes
changedThe problematic images were mainly found in the “Group Romance Episode 1” and “Prince List” sections. The “Prince List” was previously a vertical e-book and was later remade from vertical e-book pages into horizontal 16:9 in-game images. The lack of clarity was caused by the game “1000 Princes” preparing for release on Google Play at the time, where images were batch-compressed to meet upload size requirements, ultimately resulting in reduced resolution.
changedIn early versions, complex outfits were created using Meshy’s image-to-3D model feature and then worn by the characters. Due to technical limitations at the time, the clothing quality was poor, especially around the collars, which became rough after modification.
changedIn the bottom-right corner of the main UI are two icons: a girl’s back view and a record player. Previously, clicking the girl led to the princess player’s stats page, and the record player used to be an album icon that opened a photo collection. These two old sections have now been removed and will be replaced with a brand-new 3D dynamic section where you can interact with the princes. Stay tuned.
1000 Princes: Born to Love You changes
changedUpdate:
addedA preview of a new 3D dynamic section where you can interact with the princes
changedThe problematic images were mainly found in the “Group Romance Episode 1” and “Prince List” sections. The “Prince List” was previously a vertical e-book and was later remade from vertical e-book pages into horizontal 16:9 in-game images. The lack of clarity was caused by the game “1000 Princes” preparing for release on Google Play at the time, where images were batch-compressed to meet upload size requirements, ultimately resulting in reduced resolution.
changedIn early versions, complex outfits were created using Meshy’s image-to-3D model feature and then worn by the characters. Due to technical limitations at the time, the clothing quality was poor, especially around the collars, which became rough after modification.
changedIn the bottom-right corner of the main UI are two icons: a girl’s back view and a record player. Previously, clicking the girl led to the princess player’s stats page, and the record player used to be an album icon that opened a photo collection. These two old sections have now been removed and will be replaced with a brand-new 3D dynamic section where you can interact with the princes. Stay tuned.
Update:
The full version and demo of “1000 Princes: Born to Love You” have completed image restoration and remastering
A preview of a new 3D dynamic section where you can interact with the princes
The problematic images were mainly found in the “Group Romance Episode 1” and “Prince List” sections. The “Prince List” was previously a vertical e-book and was later remade from vertical e-book pages into horizontal 16:9 in-game images. The lack of clarity was caused by the game “1000 Princes” preparing for release on Google Play at the time, where images were batch-compressed to meet upload size requirements, ultimately resulting in reduced resolution.
Currently, the blurry and low-quality images have been repaired or remade, totaling around 100 images. While not perfect, they are an improvement over the earliest versions. Thank you to all princess players for your criticism and suggestions!
Some characters have been replaced with more handsome men—please check and confirm, princess players! We never thought we were handsome, but we never expected to look so ugly in the eyes of princess players. Seeing the screenshot section was especially heartbreaking and frustrating. However, a man’s attractiveness does not come from his appearance, but from his heart.
In early versions, complex outfits were created using Meshy’s image-to-3D model feature and then worn by the characters. Due to technical limitations at the time, the clothing quality was poor, especially around the collars, which became rough after modification.
In the bottom-right corner of the main UI are two icons: a girl’s back view and a record player. Previously, clicking the girl led to the princess player’s stats page, and the record player used to be an album icon that opened a photo collection. These two old sections have now been removed and will be replaced with a brand-new 3D dynamic section where you can interact with the princes. Stay tuned.
