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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 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. | ||
===Examples=== | |||
'''WIP''' | |||
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An ego is a drawn number on 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=== | |||
<gallery widths="200" heights="200"> | |||
File:EgoA.PNG|MonsterChicken's Ego, with words to denote who's ego it is. | |||
File:EgoC.PNG|An Unkown User's ego, the 0.XXm is sometimes used a stylistic choice to put emphasis on how close a user is to 1m pixels | |||
File:EgoB.PNG|SubaruSenpai's Ego, with proximity to art to denote who's ego it is. | |||
File:Waffle Ego.png|[[Waffle]]'s Ego, with an image referencing their username to denote who's ego it is. | |||
</gallery> | |||
==Steven== | ==Steven== |
Revision as of 09:23, 17 September 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 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.
Examples
WIP
Ego
An ego is a drawn number on 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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An Unkown User's 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.
-
Waffle's Ego, with an image referencing their username to denote who's ego it is.
Steven
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