Meph (was: Re: Storyboard Questions!!!)
From miK <mmi...@dataweb.nl>
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· 22 May 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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Meph wrote: >The same ascii animation is on the index page of 'ASCIIWorld' implemented in >a JAVA applet. There are not many solid art animations ... very nice one. 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). btw Who are "they"? Do "we" know "them"? >BTW: >Hi mic, (mik, micB...?) miK?! =) A rather dull nick for someone known as Mic irl... But that's all I came up with back when... >your Javascript are great ! You should make a homepage with them. Working on it. =) Aye! But those "dilettantistische" Javascripts of mine are nil compared to your -=*AscEditor*=-. Man, what a great prog!! Every ASCII-prog, -tool, -util on my hd rendered useless in 1 sweep! 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. 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. 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! Thanks! mic >Marc > > O=============================================O > ,,,,,,,, I __ __ ___ ___ _ _ _,,,_ I >.,,, __ \_ I |M \/ M| |E__| |P_ \ | || | ASCII / o o \ I >( ( o) \_ I | |\/| | | _| | _/ | HH | & more > P < I >`\ o)I |_| |_| |E__| |_P |_||_| ~~~~~~ \_\_/_/ I > \ \____/ I I > \ ____/ I ASCII-, ANSI-, HTML-art, programs, ... I > ) ) O=============================================O >\__/ \ Index page: > \\_ ) http://studenten.freepage.de/meph/ascii/ascii.htm >\___ __ / English "fast-link" page: > _// \\_ http://studenten.freepage.de/meph/ascii/eng/eng.htm > >(new HTML art tables, compatible for IE4+ and NN4+(!), download @ > http://studenten.freepage.de/meph/ascii/htm1/ehtml2.zip ) > >
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