Re: Metallica
I tried Jave4 for the same Picture and there wasnt a too big difference in the end. Very cool how much Options there are at Jave4 and i tried al lot to find the optimal one for this Picture. It looks a bit better in the Distance but isnt as clear as i hoped. Is it a good or a bad Sign? Is this the final Frontier for Ascii-Generators? Or is my Picture-Calculation almost as good as Jave4s ??? I fear it's some kind of Frontier in Quality but i won't give up so fast. I got some little Ideas remaining an maybe the Group-history gives me more.
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