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This guy was made for MikMikEternity's 8-bit contest and I made a video showing him off but here is a another look.
Shovel Knight has a complete sculpted head with sculpted shoulder pads.
His accessory is of course a shovel with the top and bottom sculpted.
Edited using the 8Bit Photo Lab app for Android on an Asus tablet. Original photograph at www.flickr.com/photos/stephenlamb/21685047529/in/photostr...
at /r/Retrobattelstations -- My 6502 tattoo, rendered on the screen of my enhanced Apple //e (so 65C02, here) in black & white Double-high Res mode (560x192 pixels, dithered). (Using IIGIF by Jason Harper)
Here is the image being rendered:
I found a picture of this and decided to make it.... Some of the colors seem to be off, Pixie wasn't in a helping mood, apparently.
Thoughts?
Pastie: pastebin.com/raw.php?i=Ck6gVYwU
I added the 2 frames surrounding the center one to round out the morph. There's a new animated 100x100 icon here. This was just a lot more scrubbing the timeslider back and forth in Flash and dropping down dots in the middle frame to mark key feature morph positions. For color blending, I just made 2 layers in photoshop, eyedroppered the colors from each sprite, penciled them onto the two layers, made the top one 50% fill, and eyedroppered the blended color from within Flash.
I think these 2 new frames are even weirder looking than the middle guy, who looks kind of like a French painter, but they're still not the worst NES-style 16x16 sprites I've ever seen.
It's silly, but for a long time I've wondered what a pixel-based morph of these 2 characters might look like, since they both face sideways (despite Link's top-down world), both fit in a 16x16 sprite grid, and both are made with 3 colors. Now I have an idea what at least one version would look like, and I believe I'm sated.
Five of Eight.
Was a bit busy earlier, so I couldn't do then.
Thoughts?
Pastie: pastebin.com/raw.php?i=zDeaGZQP
Four of eight.
Eh, I wasn't too fond of the color until I scaled it down.
Thoughts?
Pastie: pastebin.com/raw.php?i=HAPHPvpw
Day 240 Year3 of Project365
Today is my 32nd birthday. And because we are nerds this is how we write 32 in 8-bit using candles. The reason is that binary 8-bit representation of number 32 is 00100000, that is why there is only the sixth candle from the right lit up (it is important that I'm saying it is the sixth from the right and not third from the left. I know confusing for non nerds :) ).
And also 32 is an important number for nerds, for non nerds a good example is counting of size of disk or memory space, 8MB, 16MB, 32MB....
The cake is not a lie - will be funny only for Portal players.
Nerds just wanna have fun :)
Real time clock added to the 6502 breadboard computer. Runs over my own bitbanging 6502 assembly SPI code
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZX_Spectrum
Even though I started with a 'regular' ZX Spectrum with just 16Kbytes of RAM (quickly upgraded them to 48K), I recall that the Spectrum+ seemed a huge enhancement with its 'almost real' keyboard and bigger case less prone to over-heating.