style-pixel-art
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Pixel art style, in testing: crisp square pixels on a low-res grid (e.g. 192 or 230 across) blown up with nearest-neighbour, sprites as string maps with a palette, tiny characters in small loops authored frame by frame at 10 fps, flat backgrounds. Use it for pixel art, 8-bit / 16-bit, retro game, sprite, «tiny people living in a building» loops, or when working with styles/pixel-art/.
In this repository22 other files it gives its agents.
- CLAUDE.mdCLAUDE.md
- animateSkill
- engineSkill
- handsSkill
- new-styleSkill
- replicateSkill
- reviewSkill
- soundSkill
- style-70s-posterSkill
- style-clay3dSkill
- style-claySkill
- style-comicSkill
- style-engravingSkill
- style-felt3dSkill
- style-kaleidoscopeSkill
- style-lineSkill
- style-liquid-lightSkill
- style-paper-cutoutSkill
- style-risographSkill
- style-sumi-eSkill
- style-tabletop3dSkill
- transitionsSkill
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