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Show HN: Lil digi – play a platformer game as yourself

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I've been monitoring some of the image generation progress for game sprites for a while and was really impressed by Gemini Flash. This demo lets you upload a picture and turns it into an animated pixel character (a lil digi gif that you can download). I chain together the pixel art frames and insert the player into a tricky platforming level.

video demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EK7z-HltssE

api usage: Unfortunately Gemini Flash 2.0 image Gen has really tight API limits that don't scale up for paid tiers -- if anyone on the team sees this and wants to help me out, my email is in my profile or you can reach me at hello@lildigi.me

level stats: For the speedrunners out there, the fastest glitchless times I've seen around 17-18s.

stack: cloudflare pages + aws lambda + gemini

happy to answer any questions!

Show HN: Lil digi – play a platformer game as yourself
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Re: Show HN: Lil digi – play a platformer game as yourself

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Very neat. Would you share some of the prompts you used to generate the pixel art sprite? Super accurate to the photo I provided.

I am extremely impressed. I literally put my hand fully in front of my face, and it got me spot on. My glasses were partially shown, as was my beard and hair.

That being said, the resolution is such that saying messy hair, full beard, and black glasses, would pretty much get it.

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post #6

Very neat. Would you share some of the prompts you used to generate the pixel art sprite? Super accurate to the photo I provided.

I am extremely impressed. I literally put my hand fully in front of my face, and it got me spot on. My glasses were partially shown, as was my beard and hair. That being said, the resolution is such that saying messy hair, full beard, and black glasses, would pretty much get it.

He's probably feeding the webcam pic as img2img no? That'd get you the most details from the original picked up by the AI
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