@ShadowThePrincessWizard Not just that - it is broken too

Well...

@ShadowThePrincessWizard it was kinda fixed - by replacing each page with a redirect to a random youtube video

heh

oh well, not a problem.

I am not that interested in the recycled hats too

Even if we weren't in Ragnarok mode....

They kinda chose the boring ones IMHO.

At least give us the Cupcake one.

First attempt, not really satisfied.

@Derpy didn't even look...

@Derpy what is it?

the colors are too similar - conversion is bound do fail

I will try and see if I can manage to salvage it with some manual editing but I don't have many hopes.

@Derpy oh. Very accurate then, but still don't know what it is without Googling. :)

@ShadowThePrincessWizard see this. Obviously, spoilers from the anime/manga, but I don't think you would care.

As for why this character...

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?

@ShadowThePrincessWizard see the link. See if that gives you any clue.

something becoming a mangled copy of its former self.

Without emotions or pain.

can see some improvement, have to work on the hat

That's very good.

tried with a customized color palette.

still, Mitty just seems a white blob.

The knitting tool obviously isn't very fitting for figures that are almost just one color.

Yeah, the tool is pretty basic.

@ShadowThePrincessWizard the problem is not the tool, the problem is that actually simulates Cross-stitch

cross stitch has a problem - color zones don't have a border.

to separate two zones of the same color you need a third one in the middle.

and the separator... can't be smaller than a single dot.

From what I know there is a technique to stitch actual lines (can't recall the name - try asking Tink) but obviously the tool doesn't emulate that.

so, less colors mean that you can't actually simulate all the colors in a picture, but more colors can also work against you when you have small dettails