matiaspiipari

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   by matiaspiipari 12y ago

   If speed / memory is of essence, it's simple enough to pre-render this .asciimage kind of data with the code @cparnot has made available at https://github.com/cparnot/ASCIImage . I whipped up a quick commandli
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   by matiaspiipari 12y ago

   Ermm, second link was meant to be https://twitter.com/mz2/status/579083258631073792
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   by matiaspiipari 12y ago

   I've just added support for layering using '#>>>' as a layer separator to ASCIImage Super Studio ( http://asciimage.org/ass ): https://twitter.com/mz2/status/57908000545339801
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   by matiaspiipari 12y ago

   The ASCIImage rendering code described in the post we're discussing is actually resolution independent vector graphics. You can draw neatly pixel aligned stuff with it, as is shown in the screenshots, but it's vector graphics.
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   by matiaspiipari 12y ago

   There's more info about Charles' ASCIImage at http://asciimage.org , including an OSX based editor for the file format it that we put together with Charles during NSConference (direct download link to the ASCIImage Su