Retro-PS1-Screenshot-Konvertierung

Transform the reference photo into an authentic in-game screenshot captured directly from a [late-1990s PlayStation 1 (PS1)] video game running on original hardware. - Geometry & Models: Re-render every element of the scene—characters, objects, environment, and background—as [low-polygon 3D models] with clearly visible triangular facets, sharp angular edges, and no smoothing or subdivision. - Textures & Mapping: Use heavily pixelated, compressed low-resolution textures (256×256 or lower) with visible tiling seams and classic PS1 affine texture warping that distorts across surfaces and perspective angles. - Lighting & Color: Basic flat or Gouraud vertex shading without dynamic lights or modern specular highlights. Render with a 16-bit color palette featuring visible ordered checkerboard dithering across gradients, sky, and shadows. - Hardware Artifacts: No anti-aliasing with sharp aliased pixel edges, subtle vertex snapping/jitter, distance fog falloff, and an authentic raw framebuffer resolution of [320×240] or 640×480. - Constraints: Maintain the exact scene composition and perspective of the reference photo. No HUD elements, no text, no subtitles, no scanlines, and no CRT monitor curvature.