C in 3D.
From Andreas Burmester <a.b...@hamburg.de>
· de.alt.rec.ascii-art
· 30 Nov 2004 04:25 · View full thread
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BCPL BCPL BCPL
.ooooooB .oooooo. B .oooooo. B
ISO d8P' `Y8b ISO d8P' `Y8b ISOd8P' `Y8b
888 C89 888 C89 888 C89
888 K&R-C 888 K&R-C 888 K&R-C
888 C99 888 C99 888 C99
`88b ooo `88b ooo `88b ooo
`Y8bood8P' `Y8bood8P' `Y8bood8P'
ANSI ANSI ANSI
3rd Ed. 3rd Ed. 3rd Ed.
Anleitung: Google "Stereogramm" + "ASCII", und dann: Augen geraaaaa-
deausss! So, dass die Blickachsen sich in grosser Ferne schneiden, der
Schaerfenfokus aber auf dem Bildschirm bleibt. Mit Uebung stellen sich
nach wenigen Sekunden die erwuenschten Effekte, eine atemberaubende
Tiefe und (hier) 4 Darstellungsebenen ein.
Schade, dass wir keinen FAQ-Maintainer mehr haben, sonst haette ich ihn
davon ueberzeugt, (mit 'nem aehnlichen "FAQ") einen Aufmerksamkeit er-
haschenden Titel 'draus zu basteln...
b.
PS XPost ohne F'Up nach de.comp.lang.c und de.alt.rec.ascii-art, bei
Antwort bitte je nach Thema nur eine Gruppe waehlen.
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