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When making pixel art for Minecraft… 06/07/26(Sun)12:38:21 No. 7959703
When making pixel art for Minecraft… Anonymous 06/07/26(Sun)12:38:21 No. 7959703   [Reply] ►
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is there a 100% concessive to avoid using AI to help you choose bricks when multiple shade of a color is used?
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Anonymous
 06/07/26(Sun)14:45:18 No. 7959778
Anonymous 06/07/26(Sun)14:45:18 No. 7959778 ►
>>7959703
You don't even need AI for that.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indexed_color
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Anonymous
 06/07/26(Sun)17:10:07 No. 7959858
Anonymous 06/07/26(Sun)17:10:07 No. 7959858 ►
>>7959778
About this, I like to to know what the color is to the dot since I have the add on all the wool
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Anonymous
 06/07/26(Sun)19:09:23 No. 7959943
Anonymous 06/07/26(Sun)19:09:23 No. 7959943 ►
>>7959858
There's a list of HEX color codes for each wool type here: https://jigarbov.fandom.com/wiki/ALL_THE_WOOL/Color_Codes
So all those + the 16 base wool colors from vanilla Minecraft are your color palette. Then, for each pixel in the original image, you take the most similar color in the color palette.

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