Original Usenet thread from rec.arts.ascii, started 3 Dec 1995.
INFO: 3-D PICTUES?
rec.arts.ascii
· 1 message · 3 Dec 1995
In <49ec6q$eq...@miso.wwa.com> bch...@prairienet.org (Brian C. Chou) writes: > > > >I was wondering if anyone could help me by telling me >how to make 3-d pictures. i want to know how to make simple >pictures and works. if you can help me please mail me at bch...@uni.uiuc.edu. >thanks > >-- >Brian Chou >bch...@mork.uni.uiuc.edu >bch...@prairienet.org > > I highly recommend the following book, CREATE STEREOGRAMS ON YOU PC by Dan Richardson. Contains an excellent description about stereograms (3-D) images. Also contains lessons (eye exercises) to use cross-eyed or paralled methods. Best of all, the book contains companion diskette software to help you create your own images. -- ********* ***************** ******************** ********************** *********** ********** SURF THE NET ********* ********** \ @ ****** ********** \---!===\ ** ********** jse...@ix.netcom.com ! \ ********** /!\ *********** / \ ************ ______/____\_______ ************* **\|************** ********************** *************************** ****************************** *******************************
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