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==Fiddle Abuse== | ==Fiddle Abuse== | ||
Often used to refer to projects that have excessive/bad dithering and/or anti-aliasing. The term originates from the now-deprecated [[pxlsFiddle]], which was originally used as a tool for such conversions. | Often used to refer to '''"fiddled"''' projects that have excessive/bad dithering and/or anti-aliasing. The term originates from the now-deprecated [[pxlsFiddle]], which was originally used as a tool for such conversions. | ||
The term "'''defiddling'''" is the act of manually cleaning up an art piece using a photo editing software by removing any out of place pixels generated by whatever method was used to either downscale the image, or convert it to the Pxls palette. | The term "'''defiddling'''" is the act of manually cleaning up an art piece using a photo editing software by removing any out of place pixels generated by whatever method was used to either downscale the image, or convert it to the Pxls palette. | ||
Revision as of 18:11, 12 October 2023
Many terms, references, and in-jokes have been made by the pxls.space community over its lifespan.
Template
A Template is an image displayed on top of the canvas to make it easier for a user to create an art piece.
Information on how to create a template can be found here.
Fiddle Abuse
Often used to refer to "fiddled" projects that have excessive/bad dithering and/or anti-aliasing. The term originates from the now-deprecated pxlsFiddle, which was originally used as a tool for such conversions.
The term "defiddling" is the act of manually cleaning up an art piece using a photo editing software by removing any out of place pixels generated by whatever method was used to either downscale the image, or convert it to the Pxls palette.
Examples
WIP
Ego
An ego is a number built on the canvas by a user displaying the amount of all-time pixels they have placed. These can vary in size, but tend to be small due to an ego being a solo project.
Examples
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MonsterChicken's Ego, with words to denote who's ego it is.
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dankgod's (now VZ) ego, the 0.XXm is sometimes used a stylistic choice to put emphasis on how close a user is to 1m pixels
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SubaruSenpai's Ego, with proximity to art to denote who's ego it is.
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Waffle's Ego, with an image referencing their username to denote who's ego it is.
Steven
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