Animations - how?
From Bob Beer <bbe...@u.washington.edu>
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· 1 Jan 1995 04:37 · View full thread
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I have collected several animations and enjoy them (well...some of them). But I have never been able to find out how they are done. The ascii art FAQ basically tells what they are, but how does one go about creating them? Are there programs available? Bob Beer "If Casper is a friendly ghost, bbe...@u.washington.edu where did they bury the body of No, I'm not in D.C.! :\ Casper the friendly dead kid?" --Bongo
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