Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 21 Jun 1996.
The DOOM Figlet font
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· 2 messages · 21 Jun 1996 - 25 Jun 1996
_ _ _____ _ _ _____
| | | || ___| | | | | _ |
| |_| || |__ | | | | | | | |
| _ || __|| | | | | | | |
| | | || |___| |____| |___\ \_/ /
\_| |_/\____/\_____/\_____/\___/
______ _____ ________ ___ ___________ _____
| _ \ _ || _ | \/ || ___| ___ \/ ___|
| | | | | | || | | | . . || |__ | |_/ /\ `--.
| | | | | | || | | | |\/| || __|| / `--. \
| |/ /\ \_/ /\ \_/ / | | || |___| |\ \ /\__/ /
|___/ \___/ \___/\_| |_/\____/\_| \_|\____/
With the sample shown above, I'd like to present the DOOM Figlet font.
Introduction of Figlet for readers in the Doom groups: Figlet is a
program to print text in big ASCII letters, according to a font definition.
Introduction of DOOM for readers in the ASCII-Art group: DOOM is the most
popular computer action game ever, and needs no further introduction :-)
Last December I noticed that there was no Doom font in the Figlet archives,
so I designed the basic uppercase alphabet A-Z and the numerals 0-9 in the
style of the DOOM logo. Unfortunately I never got around to turning them
into a proper font definition file, until now.
I uploaded the font to the DOOM ftp sites (ftp://ftp.cdrom.com/pub/idgames/
and mirrors), currently newstuff/doomfont.zip (to be moved into docs/misc/
in a week), and it will hopefully be moved into the Figlet font archives
soon, at ftp://ftp.nicoh.com/pub/figlet/. Here you can also find the Figlet
program, and additional fonts and utilities.
Hope you like it :)
--
Frans P. de Vries | fp...@xymph.iaf.nl | Rec.Games.Computer.Doom FAQ maintainer
Frans P. de Vries (fp...@xymph.iaf.nl) wrote: > _ _ _____ _ _ _____ > | | | || ___| | | | | _ | > | |_| || |__ | | | | | | | | > | _ || __|| | | | | | | | > | | | || |___| |____| |___\ \_/ / > \_| |_/\____/\_____/\_____/\___/ > ______ _____ ________ ___ ___________ _____ > | _ \ _ || _ | \/ || ___| ___ \/ ___| > | | | | | | || | | | . . || |__ | |_/ /\ `--. > | | | | | | || | | | |\/| || __|| / `--. \ > | |/ /\ \_/ /\ \_/ / | | || |___| |\ \ /\__/ / > |___/ \___/ \___/\_| |_/\____/\_| \_|\____/ > > >With the sample shown above, I'd like to present the DOOM Figlet font. > >Introduction of Figlet for readers in the Doom groups: Figlet is a >program to print text in big ASCII letters, according to a font definition. > >Introduction of DOOM for readers in the ASCII-Art group: DOOM is the most >popular computer action game ever, and needs no further introduction :-) > >Last December I noticed that there was no Doom font in the Figlet archives, >so I designed the basic uppercase alphabet A-Z and the numerals 0-9 in the >style of the DOOM logo. Unfortunately I never got around to turning them >into a proper font definition file, until now. > >I uploaded the font to the DOOM ftp sites (ftp://ftp.cdrom.com/pub/idgames/ >and mirrors), currently newstuff/doomfont.zip (to be moved into docs/misc/ >in a week), and it will hopefully be moved into the Figlet font archives >soon, at ftp://ftp.nicoh.com/pub/figlet/. Here you can also find the Figlet >program, and additional fonts and utilities. > >Hope you like it :) >-- >Frans P. de Vries | fp...@xymph.iaf.nl | Rec.Games.Computer.Doom FAQ maintainer Hmm...I heard that Doom now takes second place to Cosmic-Wimpout, a board game...played on a cloth not a board...using 5 dice but with no rules except those you are encouraged to make for yourself...like the one below mentioned by Erich Schneider. ':.:':.':.:':.':.:':.':.:':.':.:':.':.:':.':.:':.':.:':.':.:':.':.:':.':.:' `;' `; `;' `; `;' `; `;' `; `;' `; `;' `; `;' `; `;' `; `;' `; `;' `; `;' .,-::::: ... .::::::. . : ::: .,-::::: ,;;;'````' .;;;;;;;. ;;;` ` ;;,. ;;; ;;; ,;;;'````' [[[ ,[[ \[[, '[==/[[[[, [[[[, ,[[[[, [[[ [[[ $$$ $$$, $$$ ''' $ $$$$$$$$"$$$ $$$ $$$ `88bo,__,o, "888,_ _,88P 88b dP 888 Y88" 888o 888 `88bo,__,o, "YUMMMMMP" "YMMMMMP" "YMmMY" MMM M' "MMM MMM "YUMMMMMP" .:: . .::: ::: . : ::::::::::. ;;;;;;; ';;, ;; ;;;' ;;; ;;,. ;;; `;;;```.;;; _______ '[[, [[, [[' [[[ [[[[, ,[[[[, `]]nnn]]' /\ o o o\ Y$c$$$c$P $$$ $$$$$$$$"$$$ $$$"" _______ /o \ o o o\_______ "88"888 888 888 Y88" 888o 888o /\ o o \ < >------> o /| "M "M" MMM MMM M' "MMM YMMMb /o \ o o \ \ o/ o /_____/o| < >------> \/______/ |oo| \ o/ o / | o |o/ ... ... ::: :::::::::::: \/______/ |_______|/ .;;;;;;;. ;; ;;; ;;;;;;;;'''' _______ ,--------, ,[[ \[[, [[' [[[ [[ /\ o o \ / o /| $$$, $$$ $$ $$$ $$ /o \ o o \ /__ ____/ o| "888,_ _,88P 88 .d888 88, < >------> | o | | "YMMMMMP" "YmmMMMM"" MMM \ o/ o / | o |o/ \/______/ |o |/ '--------' :.:':.':.:':.':.:':.':.:':.':.:':.':.:':.':.:':.':.:':.':.:':.':.:':.':.:' `;' `; `;' `; `;' `; `;' `; `;' `; `;' `; `;' `; `;' `; `;' `; `;' `; `;' In Message-ID: <vye...@csdl.tamu.edu> Date: 22 Jun 1996 From: eri...@csdl.cs.tamu.edu (Erich Schneider) wrote: > I am somewhat unclear on _Cosmic Wimpout_'s "Futtless Rule". I > will describe what I believe the correct interpretation to be, and > would appreciate my description being corrected. > At any time when one is not in the "flash clearing" state, one is > rolling N (N in 1..5) dice. If N >= 3 one can roll three of the > same face, getting a flash. When this happens, the flash dice and > any other scoring dice (5s and 10s) are set aside, leaving a set > of S dice behind. If S is not empty, let S' be S, otherwise (when > S is empty) let S' be all of the dice. The dice in S' must then be > rolled until they score (via either a 5, 10, sun, another flash > (which must itself be cleared), or freight train) without any die > matching the flash face, or wimp out (without matching the flash > face?). In the former case one gets the points and leaves the > flash clearing state, in the latter one loses all points > accumulated that turn and one's turn ends. Enjoy ! 8-) Bye,
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