Re: conversion - planet/sphere
From Martin DiViaio <mar...@erols.com>
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· 17 Oct 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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Lester5374 wrote: > > >From: Martin DiViaio <mar...@erols.com> > > >> Wouldn't making an animated GIF be easier than all of this? > >> > >That depends. Can you have two animated gif's on top of each other? And > >what about transparency? Some browsers have trouble with both of these. > > Why would you want two of them on top of each other when you would already > have the whole picture in ASCII frames? And that would probably answer the > transparency question. > True, to a point. What if you are only animating part of the picture? Or trying to automate the animation process (i.e., telling object A to slide to location 1?) -- /)-._ | It may be better to be a live jackal than Y. ' _] | a dead lion, but it is better still to be ,.._ |`--"= | a live lion. And usually easier / "-/ `.\ | /) sk | |_ `\|___ | - Lazarus Long, A fictional character \:::::::\___/_\__\_______\ | created by Robert Heinlein
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