Re: Meph (was: Re: Storyboard Questions!!!)

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Von: miK <mmi...@dataweb.nl>
Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art.animation
Gesendet: Samstag, 22. Mai 1999 23:29
Betreff: Re: Meph (was: Re: Storyboard Questions!!!)



>Yep, you're right. I have seen this site before. Lost the url so i had to hop
>over your links page to visit & have a second glance. fyi: they seem to be
>renovating the on-line gifscii generator and the 'transformations'-page
>(can't remember what that was).

'transformation' was a kind of on-line FigLet, nice idea.

>btw Who are "they"? Do "we" know "them"?

I don't think that 'we know them'. The ASCII art area is only a small piece
of the 'io' domain. There are a lot of very interesting other areas with
JAVA, Plugins, ... Seems to be a 'designer' page.

>miK?! =) A rather dull nick for someone known as Mic irl... But
>that's all I came up with back when...

Ok., hello miK.

>>your Javascript are great !  You should make a homepage with them.
>
>Working on it. =)

Please let me if you have a URL.

>Aye! But those " dilettantistische " Javascripts of mine are nil compared

They are really innovative. You and cjr have shown me the possibilities of
JAVAScripts! I only learned a bit JAVAScript because of your files.

(For me, the comments in Netherlands language are sometimes more easy to
understand than English ones...)

>to your -=*AscEditor*=-. Man, what a great prog!! Every ASCII-prog,
>-tool, -util on my hd rendered useless in 1 sweep!

Thanks a lot.
That is the way I have programmed it: Putting all my little programs
together :-).

>I especially like the 'Set 1245Key to /\_|'-mode and the 'flips' (1st
>tackled by Ilmari Karonen and Colin Randall tmk). Haven't had
>time to investigate the menu bar in detail, yet.

Colin sent me his 'webflip' and I will implement it in the
next version.

>1 point of consideration tho'. Usually I -- and probably the lot of
>us Windoze (l)uzers ;) -- still make ASCII pics in Notepad, which
>displays the chars in mammuth mode. Real big! That's why we make small,
>precise ASCII-art, probably...
>In AscEdit the chars are tiny -- customized for your larger style? --
>& at 1st glance i couldn't find a simple way to display 'm bigger.

At the beginning ASCIIEditor (V1&2) wasn't a public program. I have
written it for private use and therefore it is orientated on my style.
The next version is writing the font settings to the 'ini' and every-
one can use his preferred.

>But AscEditor without doubt is a great effort, Marc... Not sure
>-- been reading a.a-a off&on for a lil over 1,5 yrs. now, mostly
>in a rush -- but i've tried a couple ASCII/ANSI progs (announced in
>this nwsgrp or found on the Web), and 2me your AscEditor really sticks
>out!

:) =) :-> :-)

CU,
Marc

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