Re: Ascii-art Train animation w/ sound!
llizard wrote: > > In article <354...@gwtc.net> Donovan <bak...@gwtc.net> wrote: > > > > I just added sound to this and a guy waving at the end...So, if you have > > been here to see it, you might want to try it again just for fun. > > > > Thanks llizard for the waving guy idea! *S* > > > > http://www.gwtc.net/~bakd/train.html > > > > -- > > P O E M S B Y D O N O V A N > > http://www.geocities.com/Paris/LeftBank/6558/ > > Email: bak...@gwtc.net > > Fantastic!! Ya,that was cool. > > But may I suggest that you make the "When the train stops...push play to > hear it!" smaller? (so that the whole thing appears on one screen) Ya it could be a few points smaller > Now, you have to make a new one with a distressed damsel being tied to > the tracks by a dastardly devil, > ,,,, > "", &&& <_` ,, '`. > / && * > HA HA ] ,, :\ > / && _C ,"" ""\\_:__\ > \ )( / EEeeee .__/ \\: > \ \__/ ' `. :\ > ) ( `.' )\ > ( | / \ > \ | / \ > \| / \ > /_| \ \ > ___/__|__________________\_______\_________ > ejm __)__)___/______/______/_____/___\___/__ > > who is foiled in the nick of time by none other than the hero (who is > coincidentally named Nicholas de Temps) just before the train goes > whipping by. I'll let you draw the rest. > > That should liven up the animation newgroup. Who knows, maybe Krogg will > do a similar one that depicts Nick getting there just a little too late > and in a rage at seeing his beloved in pieces, throwing the villain in > front of the next train. Naw,The villain trips and gets stuck and then the hero fumbles at the knot and they all get it.Plus the train gets derailed and goes smashing into a nearby preschool,turns out the train was carying fuel tankers and grenades. But i dont think i have the patients to do all that just yet. :) > NOTE: If you hit the reply button, add an "e" to the "freent"; > its absense is to stop the torment of automatic mailers. > -- > ha llizard aka ejm cq5...@freenet.toronto.on.ca > ^^^^%--- ha http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Studios/9334/ > " \ ha ASCII-art and Javascript ASCII-animations -- ___________ THE ___________ / _________ \ <\PRINCE /> / _________ \ / / __ \/ \\ // \/ __ \ \ / / / \ \\ // / \ \ \ / / / /\/ /""""""\ \/\ \ \ \ \ \ / / SEE HIS ( / \ \ SEE HIS \ \ / / \ \ \ \ FACE \/<> <>\/ SMILE / / / / \ \ \ \ / W \ / / / / / / \ \ /\_|||||_/\ / / \ \ / / / \ // ||| \\ / \ \ \ / / / /\ \ // ' \\ / /\ \ \ \ / / / / / / </ TIME TO DIE \> \ \ \ \ \ \ / / / \/ \_______________________/ \/ \ \ \ \ \ / /\_________________________________/\ \ / / \ \/ / kro...@inspace.net \ \/ / \__/ Remove no.to.spam to reply \__/ http://www.inspace.net/~carcher/krogg/aani.htm Gory javascript animations for your enjoyment
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