Info: Jusenkyo Juggler Animation [0/1]
From Dov Sherman <AB3...@conrad.appstate.edu>
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· 1 Feb 1995 09:36 · View full thread
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"The Jusenkyo Juggler" is my rendition of the finale eyecatch in the
first Ranma series, "Ranma Nibunnoichi". I created the file using
a straight ASCii editor and the ASCii Animation Compiler I'm developing.
The file requires a screen size of at least 79x25 characters (future
animations will probably have a screen width of 80 - the compiler is still
being developed).
This ZIPfile contains two animations:
JJUGGLE.VT - Suitable for viewing on your home system, contains
screen delays to slow it down enough to view.
JJQUICK.VT - Suitable for viewing on a fast modem (at least 9600,
14.4k preferred), contains no excess screen delays.
Either file can be viewed with anything capable of displaying VT-10x or
ANSI encoded files (since I stuck to only codes that were common to
both formats).
Please feel free to distribute these around.
The ASCii Animation Compiler is copyright 1995, me, Dov Sherman.
Ranma 1/2 and characters are copyright 1993, Rumiko Takahashi/Shogakukan
and Trademark of VIZ Communications.
--- Dov Sherman
AB3...@Stat.Appstate.Edu
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