Re: Lara Croft
From CeeJay <new...@ceejay.cjb.netNOSPAM>
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· 28 Sep 2001 12:12 · View full thread
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> You get her to get on her knees and crawl in a low tunnel. Then you > use the "look" button to position the camera just above and behind > her, then you move it forwards and backwards to make it look like > you're doing her doggy style. What Tomb Raider game you do that in ? (I never played the newer ones) > >Also for Bug : This is a truely awesome drawing !! > >Both versions. > > He just gif->asciis them right? I don't think so , IF he does - he have found a truely awesome program to do it with. Nope .. the pictures are too good and too clean to be conversions. In any case I would love to see a tutorial explaining how he makes them
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