Re: animation gif for ascii art
From J. Melusky <wha...@u.washington.edu>
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· 30 Jan 1997 00:00 · View full thread
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On 31 Jan 1997, PeteCasso wrote: > Question: Is there a utility for converting ascii art into animation gif > for web page content creation? I am thinking of creating ascii movie clips > (for Frogstein and Birdstein and others). Hi Pete, The animation I like is at this web site: http://nttaurus.netconx.de/highKO/sault.html So I guess http://nttaurus.netconx.de/highKO/ would be a good person to ask how they set up their web site animation. If that is the style you are looking for. I wish I knew the web programmer personally or I could give you his or her email address right now. Anyway, I hope this helps ya one step closer. Take care, Jon Melusky
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