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Kotuxi

October 4th 2024 Pixel Art Hand Pixelled A Blurby Sir @blurbysir

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#Tekor ''So this is what the decimal society made... a 'drawing software', am I correct?'' ''Yes Ma'am.'' ''I like it.'' Kotuxi (translating to paints of electricity) is a drawing software developed by the decimal society and published in 1375 PF, a mere 3 years ago. Despite the young age, in this time, Kotuxi has become a standard for what it means to create a creator. Before Kotuxi, digital designers would have to type out each individual color code one at a time, row by row, column by column. It could take months to make a design. But the decimal society decided to create this revolutionary product, source coding with the (at the time) fancy new binary, and created what we have as Kotuxi. This gif is what served as the trailer for Kotuxi, showing off its abilities. The decimal society did all this in just 5 years and with only 9 people, a feat seemingly unachievable, especially with the fact that binary was only introduced in 1370. Major companies such as krixisa bought shares of Kotuxi, but the decimal society still owns 52% of the software, meaning they still have full control of where Kotuxi is headed. Currently, v1.1 is under construction, and has been for the past 2 years. One can only imagine where this software is headed.

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Tags: #tekor, #animation, #software, #conceptart, #long

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Resolution: 112 80 pixels (8.9k pixels) Colors: 66 Animation Frames: 443

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