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Date: Sat, 18 Apr 2009 22:48:09 +0200
From: Markus Gebhard <markus@jave.de>
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Faux_Pseudo wrote:
> ...  Sometimes I need to
> lighten the lines up so will us ! instead.  Or want heavier stylized
> and will double things up.
>
>   |            |
>   !            |.
>   `.           `|
>    !            |.
>    `.           `|
>     !            |

I like the style on the right. This would make a nice new artistic line
style for JavE.
Can you provide samples in different angles, e.g. like in this sun:

                                 1/3  |  1/3
                             1/2  |   |   |  1/2
                      1/1     |   |   |   |   |     1/1
                  3/2   \     `.  `.  |  ,'  ,'     /    3/2
             2/1   \     \     |   |  |  |   |     /     /   2/1
               .    `.    \    `.  |  |  |  ,'    /    ,'    ,
         3/1    `.    \    \    |  `. | ,'  |    /    /    ,"    3/1
           .      `.   `.   \   `.  | | |  ,'   /   ,'   ,"      ,
     4/1    `-.     `.   \   \   |  | | |  |   /   /   ,"     ,-" 4/1
        -._    `-.    `.  `.  \  `. `.|,' ,'  /  ,'  ,"    ,-"    _.-
   5/1     `-._   `-.   `.  \  \  |  |||  |  /  /  ,"   ,-"   _.-"
      `--._    `-._  `-.  `. `. \ `. ||| ,' / ,' ,"  ,-"  _.-"    _.--"
  6/1.__   `--._   `-._ `-. `. \             / ," ,-" _.-"   _.--"   __
        `--.__  `--._  `-._`        _____        "_.-"  _.--"  __.--"
7/1 `--..__  `--.__ `--._       .-'     `-.  5/1  _.--" __.--"  __..--"
    --..__  `--..__ `--.__     ,'           `. 6/1 __.--" __..--"  __..-
8/1      ``--..__ `--..__    /    _     _    \ 7/1__..--" __..--'"
                  ``--..__   ;    (_)   (_)    :8/1__..--'"
  -----------------------    |                 |   ---------------------
                  ..--''""   :    |       |    ;8/1""``--..
8/1      ..--''"" .--''""    \    `.___.'    / 7/1""``--. ""``--..
    --''""  .--''"" .--'""     `.           ,'  6/1""`--. ""``--.  ""``-
7/1 .--''""  .--'""  ,--'       `-._____.-' CJ 5/1``--. ""`--.  ""``--.
        .--'""   ,--'" _,-".                     . `-._ ``--.  ""`--.
  6/1'""    ,--'"  _,-" .-' ,' /             \ `. `-.  `-._  ``--.   ""`
       ,--'"   _,-"  .-'  ,' .' / .' ||| `. \ `. `.  `-.   `-._   ``--.
   5/1"    _,-"   .-'   ,'  /  /  |  |||  |  \  \  `.   `-.    `-._
        ,-"    .-'    ,'  .'  /  .' .'|`. `.  \  `.  `.    `-.     `-.
     4/1    .-'     ,'   /   /   |  | | |  |   \   \   `.     `-.  4/1
           '      ,'   .'   /   .'  | | |  `.   \   `.   `.      `
        3/1     ,'    /    /    |  .' | `.  |    \    \    `.     3/1
               '    .'    /    .'  |  |  |  `.    \    `.    `
             2/1   /     /     |   |  |  |   |     \     \    2/1
                 3/2    /     .'  .'  |  `.  `.     \    3/2
                      1/1     |   |   |   |   |     1/1
                            1/2   |   |   |   1/2
                                 1/3  |  1/3

The numbers denote the grade of the lines in number of characters
horizontal/vertical. Your example above is 1/2, because the sample
repeats after one character to the right and two characters down.

Regards,
Markus