Re: movie making tips (particularly speed)
Eli the Bearded <*@qz.little-neck.ny.us> writes: > I was trying to make an ascii art movie that can just be 'cat'ed on > a vt100-compatiible terminal today, but I ran into a problem. > > A movie which is supposed to take a good two minutes whizzes by in > just a second on my xterm. How can I slow things down? As an > experiment I added about 100k of nulls bewteen frames but that > didn't slow it down all that much. Perhaps you could repeat each frame several times.
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