ASCII animation for LambdaMOO
From BladeRunner <95c...@williams.edu>
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· 8 Apr 1994 15:47 · View full thread
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Hello World! I'm a programmer on a MOO running with LambdaMOO from xerox.com. I'd really like to use ASCII animations as certain verb output. Anyone familiar with both LambdaMOO and ASCII animation? Is this even possible? You can reply by email. Thanks, Colin McCormick CyberVersity
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