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Responsive Pixel Art
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#42Would love to read some explanation on how this is made. Very impressive!
I encourage the author to do a write-up about the design of this. Fascinating.
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#43So is this some kind of specialized constraint solver? I'm looking at the JS source for the various art and it seems to be defining relationships alongside the shapes and styles.
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#44This is really cool! If you look at the source, it appears that the images themselves are defined as JS code, almost like a vector image. For example, Zeus: http://essenmitsosse.de/pixel/scripts/zeus.px The author then has a renderer to turn these into pixel data. It seems to render them down to an actual pixel image on the fly.
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#45Besides moving your mouse around, zooming in and out also works beautifully (might put a bit of a strain on your system though). Given the sheer amount of work for one piece, with The Three Graeae appearing to be around 1000 lines of code, I'm also quite amazed he managed to produce seven. Brilliant, and Art indeed.
Zooming just decreases the resolution for me. I'm on Windows+Chrome. What does it do for you?
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#46How do you get to the other images? Or is it broken on mobile (Android Chrome)
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#47This is incredible stuff. Zeus in particular is amazing. It all seems to be done with weighted objects and a clever way of rendering them, but it's indistinguishable from magic from where I'm sitting.
Changing the aspect ratio from portrait to landscape for many of them also results in really interesting interpretations of the same piece.
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#48Should've been tagged
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#49Should've been tagged
I'm not sure about others, but I also had a NSFW picture load up. Are the pictures random, some of which are NSFW? (Maybe in some places it is different, but even classical art can be considered NSFW in parts of the US.)
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#50Besides moving your mouse around, zooming in and out also works beautifully (might put a bit of a strain on your system though). Given the sheer amount of work for one piece, with The Three Graeae appearing to be around 1000 lines of code, I'm also quite amazed he managed to produce seven. Brilliant, and Art indeed.
Zooming just decreases the resolution for me. I'm on Windows+Chrome. What does it do for you?
Zooming in decreases the resolution and zooming out increases the resolution for me on Windows 8.1 + up to date Chrome.