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[[File: | [[File:Canvas 8 Initial.png|thumb|300x300px|The initial canvas]] | ||
[[File:Final | [[File:Canvas 8 Final.png|thumb|300x300px|The final canvas]] | ||
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2018/01/24 - 2018/03/02 | 2018/01/24 - 2018/03/02 '''(37 days)''' | ||
[[Canvas 7|Previous Canvas]] | [[Canvas 9|Next Canvas]] | [[Canvas 7|Previous Canvas]] | [[Canvas 9|Next Canvas]] | ||
The 8th canvas was the second canvas to start out with a shape, this time in the form of an orange fox. It introduced 4 new colors: a deep grey (between mid and dark), a darker beige/peach, a darker green, and a darker brown. The purple color was also changed to be a warmer tone. Last but not least, with this canvas also came the much-requested | {{Canvases}} | ||
The 8th canvas was the second canvas to start out with a shape, this time in the form of an orange fox. It introduced 4 new colors: a deep grey (between mid and dark), a darker beige/peach, a darker green, and a darker brown. The purple color was also changed to be a warmer tone. Last but not least, with this canvas also came the much-requested ''pixel stack'', allowing infrequent players to place multiple pixels with no cooldown between them. The pixel stack slowly builds over time (up to 6 pixels), taking progressively longer to get a greater stack; it's always faster to place pixels immediately than waiting for a stack. | |||
Conflict was once again fairly low, although [[Green Lattice]] - now mostly new members - overstepped their bounds and were pushed back from perceived ill-gained territory. | Conflict was once again fairly low, although [[Green Lattice]] - now mostly new members - overstepped their bounds and were pushed back from perceived ill-gained territory. | ||
The size of the canvas | ==Info== | ||
The size of the canvas was 2129x953 and 637,270 of the 2,028,937 total pixels were placeable. (31.4%) | |||
An interactive version of this canvas showing the names of factions and where they were located can be found [[Map:Canvas 8|here]]. | |||
More detailed info such as timelapses, the final virginmap, and more can be found on the [https://archives.pxls.space/canvas-8 official pxls.space archives.] | |||
[[File:Palette 3.png|none|thumb|1000x1000px|[https://pxls.space/extra/palette/#palette-3 Palette 3] (deepGrey, peach, chocolate, and forest were added. Purple was darkened)]] | |||
==Sources== | |||
[https://pxlsfiddle.com/pxlsarchive/canvas8/ pxlsFiddle] | |||
[https://archives.pxls.space/canvas-8 archives.pxls.space] | |||
[https://discord.gg/raA6det #announcements in the Pxls Discord server] | |||
https:// | |||
[[Category:Canvases|aah]] | |||
[[Category:Canvases with palette updates|aah]] | |||
Latest revision as of 09:02, 26 January 2024
2018/01/24 - 2018/03/02 (37 days)
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The 8th canvas was the second canvas to start out with a shape, this time in the form of an orange fox. It introduced 4 new colors: a deep grey (between mid and dark), a darker beige/peach, a darker green, and a darker brown. The purple color was also changed to be a warmer tone. Last but not least, with this canvas also came the much-requested pixel stack, allowing infrequent players to place multiple pixels with no cooldown between them. The pixel stack slowly builds over time (up to 6 pixels), taking progressively longer to get a greater stack; it's always faster to place pixels immediately than waiting for a stack.
Conflict was once again fairly low, although Green Lattice - now mostly new members - overstepped their bounds and were pushed back from perceived ill-gained territory.
Info
The size of the canvas was 2129x953 and 637,270 of the 2,028,937 total pixels were placeable. (31.4%)
An interactive version of this canvas showing the names of factions and where they were located can be found here.
More detailed info such as timelapses, the final virginmap, and more can be found on the official pxls.space archives.
