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=== /bcolor ===
=== /bcolor ===
Though not explicitly related to SLC, the ability to customize background colors for individual cells greatly expanded the scope of SLC art.
Though not explicitly related to SLC, the ability to customize background colors for individual cells greatly expands the scope of SLC art.
 
Namely, customizable cell backgrounds allow for two diagonal planes touch within a single text cell, which can now contain two separate colors(''the color of the text itself and the color of the background''). This means that SLC's pre-existing ability to make smoother and more complex shape can now be leveraged for 3D art.


The test world [https://ourworldoftext.com/bcolor /bcolor] showcases a variety of 3D creations that can be made by combining the two features.
The test world [https://ourworldoftext.com/bcolor /bcolor] showcases a variety of 3D creations that can be made by combining the two features.


This update also allowed for increasingly photorealistic image pasters.
This update also allows for increasingly photorealistic image pasters.
[[File:Bcolor.jpg|center|thumb|748x748px]]
[[File:Bcolor.jpg|center|thumb|748x748px]]


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=== How to Make a SLC Cube ===
=== How to Make a SLC Cube ===
An SLC cube is six characters in width and four in height. The second lowest row(''or second highest, if you're making an upside down cube'') is consisted entirely of the default block "█," while all other layers are made from SLC slope characters. The row directly above(''or below'') it makes use of customized cell backgrounds to facilitate the intersection of three different colored planes.
A standard SLC cube is six characters in width and four in height. The second lowest row(''or second highest, if you're making an upside down cube'') is consisted entirely of the default block "█," while all other layers are made from SLC slope characters. The row directly above(''or below'') it makes use of customized cell backgrounds to facilitate the intersection of three different colored planes.


SLC cubes have three faces, each with their own color. Most artists decorate their cubes with different shades of the same color in order to represent lighting.
SLC cubes have three faces, each with their own color. Most artists decorate their cubes with different shades of the same color in order to represent lighting.
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=== How to Make an Unicode Cube ===
=== How to Make an Unicode Cube ===
[[File:Unicode cube tutorial.png|thumb|Anatomy of an unicode cube]]
[[File:Unicode cube tutorial.png|thumb|Anatomy of an unicode cube]]
The second type of OWOT cubes face the screen at a more direct angle. They actually contain no SLC characters whatsoever, but are still included here due to their resemblance to cubes that do include SLC.
The second type of OWOT cubes face the screen at a more direct angle. They actually contain no SLC characters whatsoever, but are still included here due to their resemblance to cubes that do use SLC.


They are created using the default block character "█" along with the triangular unicodes "◢ ◣ ◤ ◥." Critically, the triangles must have the "'''''bold'''''" text decoration, which can be accessed using Ctrl + Q.
They are created using the default block character "█" along with the triangular unicodes "◢ ◣ ◤ ◥." Critically, the triangles must have the "'''''bold'''''" text decoration, which can be accessed using Ctrl + Q.


Unicode cubes are smaller than SLC cubes at five characters wide and three characters tall, but like their SLC counterparts they have three colors for each of their faces.
Standard unicode cubes are smaller than SLC cubes at five characters wide and three characters tall, but like their SLC counterparts they have three colors for each of their faces.
 
It is important to note that both unicode and SLC cubes can be expanded to any size you want.


<gallery mode="packed" heights="150" caption="SLC Cubes(Top) and Unicode Cubes(Bottom)">
<gallery mode="packed" heights="150" caption="SLC Cubes(Top) and Unicode Cubes(Bottom)">
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=== AndreiXYZ ===
=== AndreiXYZ ===
[[File:Owot christmas.png|thumb|384x384px|SLC art by Meimei, which was the inspiration for Andrei's Christmas 2023 art]]
[[AndreiXYZ]]<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
File:Andrei font.png
File:Andrei christmas.png|Inspired by [[Meimei|Meimei's]] Christmas 2022 art
</gallery>


=== JRT ===
=== JRT ===
[[JRT]] is quite possibly the most prolific SLC artist in OWOT.<gallery mode="packed" heights="150">
File:Soylent.png
File:Jrt penrose triangle.png
File:Jrt organ.png
File:Jrt speed of light city.jpg|JRT's ''Speed of Light City'' makes heavy use of SLC characters
</gallery>


=== Jan soweli Asike ===
=== Jan soweli Asike ===
[[Jan soweli Asike]] learned SLC from making a drawing of Mewo from ''Omori''. Its most famous drawing is a 3D Minecraft fox that was maintained near spawn for months.<gallery mode="packed" heights="170">
File:Mcfox.png
File:Slc cat.png
File:Wheel of fortune.png
File:Fox elevator.png
</gallery>


=== Place_holdrr ===
=== Place_holdrr ===
[[Placeholder|Place_holdrr]] is an artist of a similar skill level to JRT, but who destroyed most of their reputation during the LaserLime incident. Since then they have been working on rebuilding trust within the community.


=== Polonez ===
=== Polonez ===
[[Polonez]] is a former troll who has recently decorated [[Lime.owot|Lime.owot's]] radio with a variety of high quality SLC art.
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