Re: Two dogberts
From lastfuture (Peter Marquardt) <las...@lastfuture.de>
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· 28 Sep 2001 12:24 · View full thread
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On Fri, 28 Sep 2001 14:00:22 +0200, Veronica Karlsson <asc...@hotmail.com> wrote: >Robert Bowmaker wrote: >> >> Which is better in your opinion?: > >They look the same to me... > >No, wait! > >Here's one line from both: > >> _pod** $ $$$$$$o $ $ \\ > >> _pod** ,$ $$$$$$o ,$' $ \\ > > ^ ^ ^ > | | | > `--. .---------------'-' > V >There are some more "dots" on the second one. I didn't notice that at >first. I don't think it makes a big difference. Maybe you could use P >and d for the line where you use $ now? (to make the first picture >look a little less "pixellated") those "dots" look like the jave antialias to me :) nice work :) ..but basically marion is right.. try to use P d q b for the lines in the fist pic -- makes the lines less wide and still smooth
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