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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 18 Jul 1995.
Talk: Latest Tile

Talk: Latest Tile

Doug,

I like your latest tile variation, though I can't see the 3D effect.

I see that for diagonal lines you place your slashes two character
columns apart rather than in adjacent columns --

             \                                   \
               \                                  \
like this:       \            instead of this:     \
                   \                                \

Few artists bother to do this, even though it's the only way to make
slashes line up really well on most CRT screens (for many LCD screens,
though, you have to do it the second way).

Good work. Looking forward to seeing more.

Best,                                                               Dan
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From: Daniel Strychalski <dsk...@CAMEONET.CAMEO.COM.TW>
Subject: Talk: Latest Tile
Date: 1995/07/18
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