Retro Pixel UI Icon
pages.prompts.detail.promptLabel
json retexture the image attached in the following json aesthetic style:\n{\n "style": "Retro Pixel UI Icons",\n "resolution": "low (32x32 or 48x48)",\n "color_palette": [\n "#F2F2F2", \n "#C0C0C0", \n "#000000", \n "#FFFFFF", \n "#0000FF", \n "#00FF00", \n "#FFFF99", \n "#008080" \n ],\n "outline": {\n "enabled": true,\n "color": "#000000",\n "thickness": "1px"\n },\n "shading": {\n "method": "dithering",\n "colors_used": ["base color", "highlight", "shadow"],\n "pattern": "checkerboard or diagonal lines"\n },\n "lighting": {\n "type": "flat",\n "source": "top-left",\n "highlight_color": "#FFFFFF",\n "shadow_color": "#808080"\n },\n "background": {\n "color": "#F2F2F2",\n "type": "plain",\n "transparency": false\n },\n "object_properties": {\n "style": "pixel art",\n "perspective": "isometric or front-facing",\n "animation": {\n "enabled": false,\n "frame_style": "static pixel art"\n }\n }\n}
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