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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Pixel Art Collaboration
« on: July 25, 2014, 07:58:39 pm »
This is something I found on the MSPA forums that seems rather fun.
How It Works
You call dibs on making an edit. Obviously if some has called dibs before you then you can't make an edit until they're done.
It is highly recommended to make a dibs post before you start editing the image.
Upon calling dibs you have 30 minutes to make an edit.
The time rule is to mainly deal with people who disappear after claiming dibs.
If you are still trying to edit when time is up, let us know. We can wait a bit.
You can edit one square at a time.
The one pixel thick border around the square you edit is also considered part of the square and can be edited.
You can edit any square on the image, regardless of where the previous edit was.
Try not to mess up the quality when saving.
When you're done, edit your post claiming dibs with the new image.
There is nothing wrong with going back and editing your one of your previous edits when you claim dibs. Just mention it when you post the image to prevent confusion.
Have fun! Though, maybe not !!FUN!!
I'll start off:
All in all this should be pretty interesting. Don't be afraid to remove your square's border or meld with other edits. You can work with people or work alone to slowly create multi-square pixel-y masterpieces.
How It Works
You call dibs on making an edit. Obviously if some has called dibs before you then you can't make an edit until they're done.
It is highly recommended to make a dibs post before you start editing the image.
Upon calling dibs you have 30 minutes to make an edit.
The time rule is to mainly deal with people who disappear after claiming dibs.
If you are still trying to edit when time is up, let us know. We can wait a bit.
You can edit one square at a time.
The one pixel thick border around the square you edit is also considered part of the square and can be edited.
You can edit any square on the image, regardless of where the previous edit was.
Try not to mess up the quality when saving.
When you're done, edit your post claiming dibs with the new image.
There is nothing wrong with going back and editing your one of your previous edits when you claim dibs. Just mention it when you post the image to prevent confusion.
Have fun! Though, maybe not !!FUN!!
I'll start off:
All in all this should be pretty interesting. Don't be afraid to remove your square's border or meld with other edits. You can work with people or work alone to slowly create multi-square pixel-y masterpieces.
