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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 13 Apr 1995.
3-D: Bike Race

3-D: Bike Race

Ok, some 3D pics I've collected...

Here's the best way I know of to view these little suckers.  Get the pic in
the middle of the screen with the two X's at the top.  Here's the key: look at
your reflection on the screen!  Eventually, the two X's will turn into four
X's.  Keep trying until there are only three X's.  (Make the two middle X's
come together and overlap one another).  When that happens, you're in 3D
viewing mode.  Once you master this technique, it's easy to view these pics
without using your reflection.

Enjoy!


                            X               X
------------------------------------------------------------------------
   o                o                o                o                o
 /<.            _ /<.            _ /<.            _ /<.            _ /<.
)>(*)       o  (*)>(*)      o   (*)>(*)     o    (*)>(*)    o     (*)>(*)
        o_ /<.        o  _ /<.      o    _ /<.    o      _ /<.  o
     _ /<.)>(*)    _ /<.(*)>(*)  _ /<.  (*)>(*)_ /<.    (*)>(_)/<.
    (*)>(*)       (*)>(*)       (*)>(*)       (*)>(*)       (*)>(*)
/___\|/___\|/___\|/___\|/___\|/___\|/___\|/___\|/___\|/___\|/___\|/___\|/

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From: Steven M Sullivan <STE...@OFFICE.WANG.COM>
Subject: 3-D: Bike Race
Date: 1995/04/13
Message-ID: <3mja3o$ea...@gagme.wwa.com>#1/1
X-Deja-AN: 100335411
approved: bob...@wwa.com
sender: bob...@gagme.wwa.com
organization: Wang
newsgroups: rec.arts.ascii

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