Re: your ascii animation (reply to n. thornton)
Hello!
Thank you for sending your ascimation. I liked ??? drill! I like
asciimations without any narrative, just showing very particular thing...
Why didn't you try to copy it into asciimator?
(no time?)
P.S. As I recognized you use not only ASCII chars...
For example:
� � �
What are they? (=
Can't find how did you type it...
karaboz {"_"}
P.S. I Think it'd be able to make <import> function in asciimator... You
paste your notepad ascii in text field and in another field input the
"separator", which you've used between your asciimation "frames"
in the case of Drill it is a 15 Enter: \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n)
What do you think, should it be done? or not?
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