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From: walton@owlnet.rice.edu (Nathan Don Walton)
Subject: Request: Globe Animation?
Date: 1995/07/18
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Hello!
I'm looking for a VT100 animation I saw a few months ago.  It was an
animated revolving globe, constructed by repeatedly clearing and 
redrawing the screen.  Actually, I'm looking for any kind of animation
made like this.  Specifically, it was built like an ascii flip-book,
with a series of completely drawn frames, drawn after a cleared screen.
Could someone either post, e-mail, or send me a pointer (ftp, www) for
such animations?

Thanks!
Nathan
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