Image pasters: Difference between revisions

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=== Braille ===

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The most easily accessible form of image pasters since image to braille converters are common on the internet. Unlike other types of pasted graphics, braille images are generally black and white.

Braille pasters are the primary form of image pasters in OWOT's sister website [[Your World of Text]].

[[File:Braille paste 1.png|center|thumb|502x502px|Some examples of braille images]]

=== Full Block ===

Using the full block "█" it is possible to render one color in each text cell. Two cells can then be combined to form a square pixel.

Full block pasters used to be the primary form of image pasters in OWOT, but have grown out of fashion ever since November 2024, when a variety of higher resolution methods were made possible by the enabling of customizable cell background colors in the mainpage.

[[File:United States of America image paster.png|center|thumb|443x443px]]

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=== Octant ===

Using ~~the~~ [[Octant|octant characters]], it is possible to divide each text cell into eight pixels, though only two colors can be present in any given cell. Octants allow for higher resolution images than half blocks, though the two color limitation means that some amount of distortion will be visible at smaller scales.<gallery mode="packed" heights="300">

Using [[Octant|octant characters]], it is possible to divide each text cell into eight pixels, though only two colors can be present in any given cell. Octants allow for higher resolution images than half blocks, though the two color limitation means that some amount of distortion will be visible at smaller scales.<gallery mode="packed" heights="300">

File:Octant paste 1.png

File:Octant paste 2.png

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=== SLC ===

[[File:Slc goat paste.png|center|thumb|557x557px]]

Images can also be rendered using [[Symbols for Legacy Computing]], giving them a blurry but stylistic appearance.[[File:Slc goat paste.png|center|thumb|557x557px]]

=== Emoji Pasters ===