Right now, I developed it in Unity 2019.4, but any 2019 version should work. This was designed in mind for VRChat (whatever SDK works with this should work with basically). The Unity Store version coming soon will support 2020 and above.

As the name implies, a personal license permits you to only use it for projects that you yourself will end up using and working on. A commercial license does not allow you to repackage the script, but rather to use the textures generated however you see fit - ex. in a game on the Steam store or in an avatar being sold on Booth/Gumroad. I know some people may find the price to be too steep or resell textures from a personal license, but if people are going to be profiting hundreds to thousands in part from my work, I did work hard myself on this..

Yes, but, no. Of course you technically can, but the results will look nearly as blurry and pixelated as the original image does. Think of it like this: would you rather a simple algorithm only look at nearby pixels in the image to try and fill in the blanks, or have it run through a neureal network trained on a lot of images that it can compare and use to fill in the blanks? The former is fast but will result in low-quality images, while the latter is harder to implement and will typically make higher quality images. The latter is what MagicBounce uses. Most compression algorithms aren't tuned specifically for textures and are pretty harsh on the image, so this is a bit of a "compression-lite" that typically just works pretty well on game assets. (Mostly impacts Unity loading speeds and package file sizes)

Please take a look at the Gumroad or Booth page!

PNG and JPG/JPEG primarily, but BMP, TIF, TIFF, and WEBP are supported by converting them to one of the former (it'll do that for you). If you have other file types such as a PSD, you can use it by first turning it into a PNG.

MagicBounce is not, and I repeat, not an end-all-be-all solution. Images may not always look perfect, but in reality, what MagicBounce does is far from magic! The compression reuslts end up looking good because a lot of textures have useless information or contain a color palette much larger than what can be seen. ML upscaling is nothing new, I suppose I was just the first to implement in such a way. The short story is: it works and it works pretty damn well, but it's not a magic robot that will draw a brand new painting for you (sorry, I wish it was too).

See something I used in previews that is yours and want it removed, attribution added, or changed? Please email me or reach out to me on Discord and I would be more than happy to comply! Or if you have stuff you want to use as examples on my websit I would be happy to take a look as well. I apologize if you did not want your items showcased, but any that cost money I had purchased to use, and again, I would be happy to remove - I was just using random assets that I like and had scaled down in my project :) Thank you all and please check out all the awesome creators below!! https://booth.pm/en/items/3226395 (tomarudo) - Hatsune Miku, wrinklenamics- Seal bag and Via Pajama, ragdoll_0000 - Hina, Pokemon Masters Ex - Caitlin, Genshin Impact - Mona, Wrinkleshamwow - Gabriel, Lia3D - Neeko, Bandai Namco - Riamu Yumemi, Curry Cup (from Nadeshiko model) - AcChosen, ZY0n7 - Marnie, Sketchfab - Octoplush and Rei plush, scorchedE.C.H.O - Elise, Puppet End (NoaaRo) - Succubus model, KoomsMagicBookStore - Crash Bottle, Strawbunny - MeloMelo Model (Melody), E-Girl bedroom - Axnop.732, Halloween Bridgette - nexon-korea, Bee - Minecraft, Priestess - Ryan Reos, Wen - Chicken

Reach out to me! My email is lukazoeysong[at]gmail.com or my Discord is luka[#]8375.