This is made from 3 individual generations done via Stable Diffusion & ComfyUI. Layered, set them all to the same palette, and added a parallax scroll effect in Aseprite.
I spent some time fiddling around making a node setup that creates some pretty decent looking pixel art.
https://i.imgur.com/QJNGlG4.gif
This is made from 3 individual generations done via Stable Diffusion & ComfyUI. Layered, set them all to the same palette, and added a parallax scroll effect in Aseprite.
I spent some time fiddling around making a node setup that creates some pretty decent looking pixel art.
Very cool!
Thank you.
This looks more like 16 bit.
8 bits, I'd say.
I think that might be too many colors for 8-bits. I count 17
Do you know that most 8bit computers/consoles/arcades could have a bigger palette, right?
As an example, the NES had a 6 bits color palette for 60 total colors, the Amstrad CPC had 27 colors, and so on.
You can read more here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_8-bit_computer_hardware_graphics
Obv. Not. I thought they could only do 16 at a time.
No worries, hope you find the article interesting. 😊
Oh my god yes!
I actually know where this picture came from:
It came from my childhood. We had a 386 "laser" computer from microcenter and this was part of a demonstration of what awesome graphics it has IIRC