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beadifier
8y ago
I made https://www.beadifier.com and the paid version https://www.beadifier.pro It provides an optimized solution for a very niche type problem (making fuse bead patterns from images).
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Free high-quality dynamic fuse bead (ironing bead) patterns
(producthunt.com)
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beadifier
8y ago
Thanks for the reply :) Yeah, I guess there really is not much in the way of explanation. The Recipes site is very much a sort of springboard for the Beadifier app, to get users accustomed to the idea. Payment plans is a big headache, to be
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beadifier
8y ago
That's weird. There should be no blocking. What browser are you using?
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beadifier
8y ago
Fair point. I'll argue that the power of Beadifier lies in the ability to choose from actual bead manufacturer palettes, like Hama, Perler, etc. Also, the core dithering algorithm actively squeezes as much realism as possible out of th
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beadifier
8y ago
Beadifier Recipes is a recipe site for making perler bead (ironing bead) art :) It's built upon the Beadifier platform (application for making fuse bead patterns from images): https://www.beadifier.com More info here: http
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Show HN: Dynamic perler patterns (fuse bead recipes)
(beadi.fr)
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beadifier
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beadifier
8y ago
There are a lot of ironing bead enthusiasts out there creating sophisticated artwork. So, I'll say there is a market. The feature set in the premium version more than justifies the monthly price. iPhone app is not in development at the
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beadifier
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Haha, yes : ) For the longest time I didn't even have an example conversion image featured (!), and the interface was really barren as a result. I'm going to enlarge it, to make it stand out. Thanks for the advice : ) The notion o
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beadifier
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Thanks : )
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beadifier
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Thank you so much : ) I'm glad to hear that. The premium version of Beadifier ( https://www.beadifier.pro ) provides a similar count of each bead color to what you are describing.
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beadifier
8y ago
For more info, I've written a small piece about Beadifier here: https://medium.com/@mikaelsbjrnsson/how-beadifier-makes-real...
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beadifier
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I made this tool on my free time late last year. It has gained some traction, but is still far from being the preferred tool among users for this particular job (although, I argue, it has the best feature set). I have faced challenges getti
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Show HN: A tool to reproduce images using ironing beads
(beadifier.com)
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beadifier
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A tool to recreate photographs using simple plastic fuse beads
(beadifier.com)
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beadifier
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A tool to reproduce any image using simple plastic fuse beads
(beadifier.pro)
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beadifier
8y ago
I've developed a free tool that can convert any image into these type of 8-bit bead sprites: https://www.beadifier.com/
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beadifier
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For more info, I've written a small piece about Beadifier here: https://medium.com/@mikaelsbjrnsson/how-beadifier-makes-real... I've also made a more basic version available here (no sign-up required): https
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beadifier
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Hi! Thanks. :) Yes, it's aimed at hobbyists (adults). There are a lot of groups of perler bead artists on Facebook, so I figured there was a sizeable user base. The prizing model is me wildly guessing as to what would be appropriate(!)
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Show HN: A website for generating perler bead patterns from images
(beadifier.pro)
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beadifier
8y ago
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