Re: REQ: titlescreen for a dos game[80x50]
80x50? surely, if you're planning to use dos text it's 80x25? element wrote: > at the moment i'm writing some dos-rpg, and i need some different title > screens. the title of the game is DOWN and you can either do some tag > or a picture of some dungeon-like stuff. but remember, it has to be > dos-ascii, so you may have to post txt or ans files directly to me. > > here's an expample what a friend has already done for me: > [its a bit abstract, but if you look at it some minutes, you may > recognize the tag] > > _______________________________________________________________________ > .. .... __/\__ > : ... .. \ oo / ....... > : :: /_ _\ .... ... ..: :: > _______. : :. \/ : ._________. > \ | :...:: ._____ : | > -/--------\ | ____________ | \ _| > / _____\\ | _________. \ /_ : \________\ > -/----------:- |________\ |---\ /_| : eD! . > . |__. _ _________ ______. \ \--------------|- .: > :........ /_______________\ -:---------\ ... .......:: > :: . .....: : ...: > ::... .. . :....: > > [+] d - o - w - n [+] > _______________________________________________________________________ > > cu&thx
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