[HN Gopher] A developper friendly (web) comic format
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A developper friendly (web) comic format
Hey HN Using two online tools and some HTML/CSS I have been able
to create a (web) comic despite the fact that I am conpletely
unable to draw. The first tool is https://www.pixelartcss.com/
which allows me to convert video game tiles to CSS. The second one
is https://www.thecodingfox.com/interactive/pixel-world-editor/
which was kindly made by TheCodingFox for me. It allows to combine
the output of pixelartcss on a grid. The ouput is then exported as
an HTML file that I can reuse. As a result the illustrations you
can see are actually only css and HTML. The comic does not make use
of any images such as ong or jpg.
Author : toto444
Score : 28 points
Date : 2022-08-16 16:10 UTC (6 hours ago)
(HTM) web link (drdru.github.io)
(TXT) w3m dump (drdru.github.io)
| dvh wrote:
| Somewhat similar is acbf: https://launchpad.net/acbf
| AntonyGarand wrote:
| Interesting concept!
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| There are some random green and blue lines between the "pixels"
| on my default zoom level, which are removed if I zoom to 110%,
| and vary across other zoom levels. Using the latest Firefox on
| windows. It seems to be caused by the shadows, which is an
| interesting way of doing the pixels but unfortunately ruins the
| image in my case.
| toto444 wrote:
| Thanks for the feedback. I am aware of the issue you mention.
| There is not much I can do about it though. On the positive
| side it's ok most of the time.
| lf-non wrote:
| Intriguing concept, but the HTML output of the pixel-world-editor
| tool doesn't seem great (tons of absolutely positioned divs). In
| present day world it would be better to use svg.
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