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@carlosefr #dopefish

- SHOW-ABSAGE -

Leider müssen wir uns noch etwas gedulden, bis wir uns alle live wiedersehen.
Die Show mit Dopefish am Samstag im JugendKulturcafé Franzmann in der Düsseldorfer Altstadt muss leider wegen Krankheit abgesagt werden.

Es tut uns sehr leid. Wir sehen uns sicher bald wieder.

Nicht vergessen: Bitte geht am Sonntag wählen - Für die Demokratie, für Vielfalt, für Kultur.

Dankeschön 🙏.

#goodbyegrief #dopefish #fckmerz #fckafd #fcknzs

Swim - Eat - Repeat

#FanArtFriday with #commanderkeen's #dopefish.

#KätToon #retrogame #retrospiel

#DoomEternal is so good on the #SteamDeck. Looks gorgeous, combats are really intense, gyro aiming makes you not miss the keyboard and mouse that much and the game runs 60FPS rock solid with everything on high. Bought the game for less than 4€, what a steal!

And remember, The #Dopefish lives!

I did finish assembling the #dopefish though, so that's a win. I'm not thrilled with how visible the seams are - I think the larger a single base piece is, the more it will warp up in the middle, so what you're seeing is the confluence of multiple warped edges. It should be less visible once pressed into a frame and viewed in better light, and future projects will use smaller base pieces to minimise this.

#3DPrinting @3dprinting

Substantial, visible progress has been made today. This particular image requires 2,561 green #Thrixels, of which I've printed about a third, but every other colour is now in place.

Unlike with the QR code, where I went line by line, I'm doing the outline and all other details first before simply filling the rest of the space with green.

The result of this strategy is that, as of today, it looks like someone chroma-keyed a #dopefish. Should be finished next weekend!

#3DPrinting @3dprinting

@dlehman my printer's build space is 256x256mm, more realistically closer to 23 or 24cm square, divided by 4mm gives 60x60 pixels maximum for a single base piece. To make a #dopefish mosaic (which I plan to!) would require drawing the outline, and then intelligently splitting it into four quarters. That feels hard enough to do that my plan for now is to manually design the bases for each piece I plan to make, but a program to do it automagically would enable others to do it too.