Re: Sv: Rocket / TV / Butterfly / 1 line breasts
Peter Punk wrote: > [snip] > > A long while ago i saw a shade-diagram for ASCII, going from the lightest > char to the darkest one, does anyone have that in his/her collection? The best would be to have such a diagram for each font because the same character can have a different dark/light value in differents fonts. joris
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