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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 7 Mar 1998.
Re: ascii towers

Re: ascii towers

Hrmmmm sorry to be so unclear.....looking for something that will fill up an
entire screen...
I like what I've seen so far....a few more that are a little bigger would be
wonderful....

and I guess by 4 towers I mean 4 distincly seperate....not connected mideval
type towers
anything else that would help? :)  Thanks for your help...I'm not sure if
they'll be used yet....I'll think about it and get back to you if they are :)


Andreas Freise wrote:

> Joel Fuller wrote:
> > I was wondering if someone could create a middle sized ascii art of four
> > towers.....
>
> 'middle' is not very specific, neither is 'four towers'.
> These are my versions:
>
>                           .- ._          *
>                  .       (   ) `) ._,--.
>           _.-.          (      .' | af }      ._    +
>         .'     )         `(_'-'   |--'"        ))        |
>        (   _.   )                 |           '"       - * -
>       .-.-'  )  _)  .        ["I"I"I"I"}   .             .
>      (  `   .)`'              I_I_I_I_I
>       `-. (   )          [UUUUI_I_I_I_I
>          `-..'            |[__I_I_[#]_I .        .
>                    +      |__[I_I_I=I_I
>          .       ._    +  |]_ I_[#]-I_I    ._          ;
>                  |~       |_[ I_I=I_I_[,   |~
>                uuuuu      |__ I_I_I%I_I  uuuuu
>                | #_|      |[ _$_I_I%%_I  | _ |
>                |-  [      | [ %%I_g%%_I  |  -|         __a:f
>           ---..|_  |.--,,'|]_ %_Ia%%I_I -|_- |.------""
>                |_-#|  ((  |_[ $%I%%_!^!  | _ |      +
>                |   |   )) |[_ |%.%I_|"|  |_  |    n Am   n
>              .-[_A_]_ '/  |_ / _Y_)_|`| -[N__]_        n
>          ._.'        `- _.--'`'  ' "|\=\ ''    `-.
>                       .'             |\=\`-._     `
>                    .-'                  `:.  `---....__
>                                            `
> That's what _I_ call big, so here's a simpler and smaller one :
>                           ._
>                           |~
>         uuuuu   uuuuu   uuuuu   uuuuu
>         |_ -|   |_ -|   |_#-|   |_ -|
>         | _ |   | _ |   | _#|   | _ |
>         |_ -|   |_ -|   |_ -|   |# -|
>         | - .$$. #- |   | - |   | - |
>         |- .#$$$.   |   |-  | ..|-  |
>      _.'[__$$$$$$.__]`--[__N]'  [___]`--a:f-
>            $$$$$$    -.
>       -.    `:/'    _.))        .--.
>              ||   .'.-'     _..-.. _.-.
>       ._.-.  '"  /  (     .'      `.
>     -'     `.   .    `. -'
>              `. .      `--..
>                  `.
>
> Hope you like it. If so, please tell me if you use them.
>
> :)
> Andreas
>                                                      ._
>                                                      |~
>                                                    uuuuu
>                                                    |_#-|
>       Tower of Ascii                               | _#|
>                                                    |_ -|
>       http://www.stud.uni-hannover.de/~freise/     | - |
>                                                    |-  |
>                                            a:f    .[__N].

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From: Joel Fuller <mef...@dmci.net>
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Date: 1998/03/07
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