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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 5 Mar 1997.
Re: REQ: Star Shape.

Re: REQ: Star Shape.

On Sat, 01 Mar 1997 02:41:07 GMT, roz...@terraworld.net (Rozberk
Omniist) wrote:

>I have tried and tried but I can't seem to get a five-pointed star to
>look right.  Anyone got a good one?  anysize will do.

Okay, okay.  So I get a simple geometric object stuck in my head, and
I can't get rid of it until it's right.  Sue me.

Here's my latest attempt.  (still thanks to Craig.)

If anyone can make the vertical axis (the one's going "/" & "\") more
realistic, I would welcome the input.

                      A
                     / \
                    /   \
                   /     \
                   |     |
                  /       \
                 /         \
________________/___________\________________
'-.             |           |             .-'
   '-.         /             \         .-'
      '-.     /               \     .-'
         '-. /                 \ .-'
            `+                 +'
            / '-.           .-' \
           /     '-.     .-'     \
          /         ':-:'         \
          |       .-'   '-.       |
         /     .-'         '-.     \
        /   .-'               '-.   \
       / .-'                     '-. \
      /-'                           '-\

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From: roz...@terraworld.net (Rozberk Omniist)
Subject: Re: REQ: Star Shape.
Date: 1997/03/05
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