X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: f996b,7ece610948d2ba1b X-Google-Attributes: gidf996b,public From: Zeus Simeoni Subject: Re: Circles?? Date: 1997/10/20 Message-ID: <344C1BD7.1C49@umit.maine.edu>#1/1 X-Deja-AN: 284908114 References: To: Karen Organization: University of Maine Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art Karen wrote: > > How do you draw circles with ascii art. As I was trying and I can't get > the curves right on them > -- > _______ > / ____ \ Karen Morgan > / / __ \ \ 00 IRC - Whirl > /\_| \ \ \ \ |___|| http://www.ivy-cottage.demon.co.uk/ > |kem \ \___\ \/ \ *** SiG dEvOtEd To JoN jEfFeLs *** > \___/_________\______/ Well, I am still new at this game, but from what I see, your snail gets the circles down pretty well already. You generally don't get the form perfect, only implied, and as long as you get good at impling forms, that can look really good. I was actually reccomended by someone with far greater experience than I to keep some circles on hand, to replicate as needed. I found it to be very useful advice. And I cite an example of a implied circle. A rather well-done peice by Spunk1111, or jgs, of the moon. Circles within circles, basically, and although they are not exact perfect circles in a geometrical sense, they are more than adequate for a good drawing. ___---___ .-- --. ./ () .-. \. / o . ( ) \ / . '-' \ | () . O . | | | | o () | | .--. O | | . | | | \ `.__.' o . / \ / `\ o () /' jgs `--___ ___--' --- ____________ / _______ / Zeus_Simeoni@umit.maine.edu / / / / ___ _ _ ____ ^` B / /` /__/ // // / __/ ________ /`/` // // // / / / /_____ _________ /`/` S _, /_/ // // \ \ /______ /______\ __,--^` /` /______/ / //_ //_// __/ / ` /___ ___\ /`___________/ /___/ \__/ /___/ /_..-----`