Re: Smallest Box Illusion (Was Re: To be an 'E' or not to be an 'E')
Przemyslaw Brojewski wrote: > > Faux_Pseudo <roo...@localhost.localdomain> wrote: > : On 9 Mar 2000 10:54:08 GMT, > : Przemyslaw Brojewski <bro...@kis.p.lodz.pl> wrote: > : $:> ,--,. > : $:> /_L/_| > : $:> |/_|/ > : $:> > : $:> more than, highly probable, > : $ <snip-ola> > : $ > : $ /L7| > : $ |/J/ > : $ > : $brojek. > <snip-ola> > Opaque boxes are trivial. this thread is about wireframe boxes :-) > btw, it's 3x3 > > brojek. > > ObASCII: > > /7| > FJ/ > > Guess What :) Hard to understand----------------somewhat Dark or Dull----------------------somewhat Not allowing light to pass thur---disagree After toying with it some more from your suggestion are there several ways of hopefully achieving the necessary results ,---, /_|_/| |/__|/ ,---, ,_!_,! !/__!/ ,---, /_!_/! !/__!/ Obasii __ /|_/| |/_|/ nothing impossible till one gives up
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