Info: how do you slow animations down??
Andreas Schwab <sch...@issan.informatik.uni-dortmund.de> wrote: >In article <rwbil1.783571589@giaec>, rwb...@giaec.cc.monash.edu.au (Wanderer) writes: > >|> Can anyone tell me how to slow ascii animations down > >|> I tried the way in the ascii-art FAQ but that didn't seem to do >|> anything > >|> the animation still runs like a rocket. > >If you are on Un*x try `dd bs=1' (or some other small value for the >block size). Also, see one of the longer versions of the FAQ for info on slowing down animations, and on programs that can change animation speed. -- #HH|| #HH|| #| ##HH| ##HH|| #HH|| ##HH| #HH| ## || ## ## #HH| ## || # ## ## || ## || ## #H || #HH| ## ## || ##HH| ##HH| ## ##HH| ## || ####HH|| || ## ##HH|| ## H| ## ## ## H| ## || ### H|| ##HH| #HH|| ## || ## || ##HH|| #HH|| ## || #HH| ## ||
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