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Tool used to create multiple different instances of artworks based on provided layers.
About HashLips/hashlips art engine
HashLips Art Engine is a tool for generating many different versions of an artwork from a set of layered image assets. Each layer is a folder of images, such as background, head, eyes, or headwear. The engine stacks one asset from each layer to produce each output image. The project is built with the canvas API and Node.js, and the README says Node.js v10.18.0 must be installed before use.
Users configure the output in src/config.js. They set the layer order, the output image size, and the number of artworks to generate. Several layer configurations can be combined in one collection, each with its own layer order and assets. The source describes this as a way to fine-tune collections. Setup involves cloning or downloading the repository and running yarn install or npm install. The repository is open source. Known pricing is unknown.
Key features
- Builds artwork variations by stacking images from named layer folders
- Reads rarity weights from file names, such as element#70.png
- Lets the delimiter for rarity weights be changed in src/config.js
- Supports multiple layer configurations with different layer orders and assets
- Allows per-layer blend mode and opacity settings in the layer options
- Offers a bypassDNA option to exclude a layer from the uniqueness check
Best for: Developers or artists comfortable with Node.js and command-line setup who want to generate large sets of layered image variations with set rarity weights.
Good for
- Open source, with the code and a LICENSE file in the repository
- README includes configuration examples for layer order and multiple configurations
Watch out for
- Requires Node.js (v10.18.0) to be installed before use
- Setup requires cloning or downloading the project and running install commands
HashLips/hashlips art engine at a glance
- Category
- AI & Machine Learning › AI Image Generators
- Type
- Open-source project
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Open source
- Yes · Source code
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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HashLips/hashlips art engine FAQ
What do I need installed before using the engine?
The README says to make sure Node.js (v10.18.0) is installed before using the generation engine. Installation is then done with yarn install or npm install in the project folder.
How are rarity weights set for layer assets?
Each asset file name includes a rarity weight, such as example element#70.png. The default delimiter is #, and it can be changed by editing the rarityDelimiter variable in src/config.js.
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