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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 2 Jul 1996.
3D-Stereograms... Ascii Art.

3D-Stereograms... Ascii Art.


Hmm... can anyone help me out?  I'm thinking of creating some 3D asciis
like them thar stereograms.  What's the basis behind it? like... things
that are closer together seem to come "out" at you? ... or is it the opposite?
thankya..

PorkSoda

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From: av6...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Andrew Neugebauer)
Subject: 3D-Stereograms... Ascii Art.
Date: 1996/07/02
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