Re: how to convert to ascii
From Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen <new...@ceejay.cjb.nOt>
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· 17 Jun 2001 10:44 · View full thread
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"�˨��Ԧ�" <Var...@bbs.iyard.org> skrev i en meddelelse news:000110$lr...@bbs.iyard.org... > ==> �� (Bamboo) �夤�z��: > : "Tommy" wrote: > : > where can I get this jave or whatever that turns pics into ASCII? > : > > : http://www.jave.de/download.html > > But when it turns pics into ascii, the picture is so large, > and so mess? Fiddle with the controls. You can set size and type of algorithm to convert with , gamma , brightness .. and lots more. Some pictures are also too complex to convert with an acceptable result. But the map I used worked fine
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