Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 4 May 2001.
Image 2 Ascii Competition Query
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· 3 messages · 4 May 2001 - 6 May 2001
On http://www.jave.de/image2ascii/competition2001/stage1.html there are sizes given next to each image - are these the widths of the output, or the height? -- o |\ _[] L_ === Stuart Moore []\, stm
In alt.ascii-art, Stuart Moore <stu...@bigfoot.com> wrote: > On http://www.jave.de/image2ascii/competition2001/stage1.html there are sizes > given next to each image - are these the widths of the output, or the height? I had assumed the width... Elijah ------ probably won't get a chance to submit any images today
Eli the Bearded wrote: > > In alt.ascii-art, Stuart Moore <stu...@bigfoot.com> wrote: > > On http://www.jave.de/image2ascii/competition2001/stage1.html there are sizes > > given next to each image - are these the widths of the output, or the height? > > I had assumed the width... Yes it is the width. If you submit an image it must have one of the widths given next to the source image, except when you submit to the category C (just-with-my-hands-and-keyboard): There you are allowed to vary the width (<+-50%). Markus (very busy during the last two weeks and now impatiently waiting for the first person to take part in the competition) --- Image2Ascii competition: http://www.jave.de/image2ascii/competition2001/index.html
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