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Landing page is ready: https://spritedx.com
It’s basically dumb’d down version of SpriteDX in more of a feed style layout. With a messaging that summarizes what the product is about.
Then, users can try out the core functionality which is to create a style-consistent character.
Sprited started as a sprite generator. You give it a character prompt and some reference images, and it spits out an animated character spritesheet — idle, run, greet — ready to drop into Unity. Clean
Today, we tried to model the head using the stick-figure-stroke-width approach discussed in Anatomy v1 document (https://blog.sprited.ai/digital-being-anatomy-v1). Trial 1 - Stroke-Width Approach Resu
In this document, we make the high-level pitch of Digital Being Anatomy v1 (https://blog.sprited.ai/digital-being-anatomy-v1) concrete by translating it into an implementable system. We define the cor
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We need a web application in which we can grow and inspect our digital beings. As noted in previous post (https://blog.sprited.app/digital-being-anatomy-v1), our intent is to simulate the growth of d
This document outlines the first working definition of a digital being’s anatomy. Think of it as a modular system—similar to a plastic action figure kit—where individual components can be assembled, a
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