Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art.animation, started 7 May 1998.
REQ: How to make ASCII Animation
alt.ascii-art.animation
· 2 messages · 7 May 1998
In article <355...@Internetaddress.com>, DaSmurf <Cra...@Internetaddress.com> wrote: > > About a year ago I made an ASCII animation > wich I was going to place on my homepage.. > > I know someone here asked for it, but can't remember if i sended > it before it was too late, or not.. > > I used 3 weeks to make it, so it was possible to work under both > MSIE and Netscape... > Can't remember how I did that, cause it don't seem to work now :o( > > It was a pic of a cute teddy bear (found the teddy on Spunk111's > homepage, but after what I can recall, she was not the original > author..) who was hiding behind a wall.. > > First, all you saw was a wall, then a teddy slowly climed up from behind > it, and said in a 'cartoon-boble' I love you, and something more I > Can't recall right now... > > The thing is, Win95, wich u all probably know, is the biggest Wiruz > ever...I lost that art for a long time ago, and had to format all > my HD's over (3 times that happened..heh) > (..and yes i know what backup it :P) > > Anyways, if anyone have it, could you please be so kind to send it? :o) > > If not, I have to try to make it again from the beginning.. > > Bout the codes, can anyone tell me how? > To make it work in both msie and netscape? (and hopefulle more programs) > > Thanx in advance :o) > > -- > * Bjorn Bratli (aka DaSmurf) * > * DaS...@Internetaddress.com * > * DaS...@online.no | DaS...@Smurfbyn.org * > * To reply by email, remove the "Crazy" part! * Sorry, I don't remember seeing your animation. I have searched dejanews as well. Did you use the same name? But I have made a template http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Studios/9334/animlesson.htm#top that tells how to make a Javascript ASCII-animation that works in Netscape Navigator 3.01, MSIE 4.0, Opera 3.2b2 (or higher) with the Javascript enabled. The animations DON'T work in MSIE 3.0 because in their wisdom the MSIE people cleverly use a proportional font in the Javascript window. So please make the animation again! I'm looking forward to seeing it. NOTE: If you hit the reply button, add an "e" to the "freent"; its absense is to stop the torment of automatic mailers. -- llizard aka ejm cq5...@freenet.toronto.on.ca ,^ www.geocities.com/SoHo/Studios/9334/ ===%^^^^^^^^^^^^ ASCII-art and Javascript ASCII-animations " "
About a year ago I made an ASCII animation wich I was going to place on my homepage.. I know someone here asked for it, but can't remember if i sended it before it was too late, or not.. I used 3 weeks to make it, so it was possible to work under both MSIE and Netscape... Can't remember how I did that, cause it don't seem to work now :o( It was a pic of a cute teddy bear (found the teddy on Spunk111's homepage, but after what I can recall, she was not the original author..) who was hiding behind a wall.. First, all you saw was a wall, then a teddy slowly climed up from behind it, and said in a 'cartoon-boble' I love you, and something more I Can't recall right now... The thing is, Win95, wich u all probably know, is the biggest Wiruz ever...I lost that art for a long time ago, and had to format all my HD's over (3 times that happened..heh) (..and yes i know what backup it :P) Anyways, if anyone have it, could you please be so kind to send it? :o) If not, I have to try to make it again from the beginning.. Bout the codes, can anyone tell me how? To make it work in both msie and netscape? (and hopefulle more programs) Thanx in advance :o) -- * Bjorn Bratli (aka DaSmurf) * * DaS...@Internetaddress.com * * DaS...@online.no | DaS...@Smurfbyn.org * * To reply by email, remove the "Crazy" part! *
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