Talk: How to view ASCII stereograms?
From Ryan Tucker <rtu...@worf.infonet.net>
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· 14 Aug 1994 21:46 · View full thread
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james Steven Leek (jsl...@ecst.csuchico.edu) wrote: > I can't get the ascii steriograms to work. I can get regualsr one to work. > I can get the three or four pics. in a line to look 3-d. I don't see > anything in a ascii sterogram. Is there something I don't know about them? Keep trying. :-) I spent about an hour working on my first one -- yes, an hour. It hurt, but at least I got to see the pretty picture. :-) Some are easier than others. Just gently cross your eyes until the lines, X's, or whatever on the top cross, and presto. Of course, getting it right is a different story. :-) -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ryan Tucker, rtu...@worf.infonet.net Project Galactic Guide -------------------------------------------------- Ask for info! D O N ' T P A N I C ! ! ! -- HHGTTG --------------------
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