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Well, the idea to do this came to me as I was browsing the vim subreddit
(as one does) and saw [[https://www.reddit.com/r/vim/comments/1e5o998/if_were_sharing_vim_pixel_art][this post]] by ~u/fapperruning~ where he drew
the vim logo with pixel art. The size was small enough it could nicely fit
- in a terminal window, though big enough it waas no feasible to draw by hand.
+ in a terminal window, though big enough it was not feasible to draw by hand.
- So using this as a starting point, I searched for a way to firstly parse the image
+ So using this as a starting point, I searched for a way to parse the image
and found [[https://www.piskelapp.com/p/create/sprite][Piskel]]. The amazing thing about Piskel is that it allows you to export
- a sprite as a big integer array written in C. The first thing I did was to
+ a sprite as a big integer array written in a C file. The first thing I did was to
downscale ~u/fapperruning~'s image so that 1 pixel = 1 square in the sprite.
I the slightly modified Piskel's C file output so that it corresponds to a Go slice
of 32-bit unsigned integers.