Social Entropy++: AWESOME POST in "Comic Edits Episode V: My Diiiiiiiiiick Strikes Back",

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Post: Comic Edits Episode V: My Diiiiiiiiiick Strikes Back
Forum: Social Entropy++
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Posted by: Krentz
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Subtle:


Don't see it?

Spoiler:

Look closer...

Rikushix

I'm giving this four stars, because I have exactly zero familiarity with spritecraft and I don't know if this took you ten minutes or several days.

But it's cool regardless. I was wondering why the colours were a little off. Gabe looks...sickly.

Shinyo

More like several weeks, if it was done block by block.

Krentz

A little back story is warranted I guess. The full image was created in Spritecraft, which quickly converts the pixels of any image into Minecraft blocks. So yes it only took a couple minutes to generate the image. But! I did write Spritecraft the program (with the help of a friend), which took several weeks. Not as cool as building the whole thing block-by-block, but not an insignificant level of effort either!

Closeup of the hand for the curious:

Rikushix

Krentz wrote: »

A little back story is warranted I guess. The full image was created in Spritecraft, which quickly converts the pixels of any image into Minecraft blocks. So yes it only took a couple minutes to generate the image. But! I did write Spritecraft the program (with the help of a friend), which took several weeks. Not as cool as building the whole thing block-by-block, but not an insignificant level of effort either!

Closeup of the hand for the curious:

Ah! That's what I thought. That's sick. Good job.

The Black Hunter

the colour matching is crazy, I was wondering how the hell you go the text smooth

DarkPrimus

If you wrote the program you used to make the picture, I think it counts as full credit.

5 stars

Corehealer

I wish to know if it's possible to import a converted image into the game world itself.

Think of the epic mosaics we could create?

At any rate, this is definitely worth 5 stars.