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Bu bir ASCII tabanlı ada-yaşam oyunudur.
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This a ASCII based island-life game.
This is a monospaced flowchart/Mind-map designer.
Mind-maps and flowcharts can be copied to Tiddlywiki.
WTF (What the Frig?) is a cross-platform game with a massive randomly generated world with base building and more, ASCII-style display as well as graphical tiles. Its goal is to be a cross between Nethack, Dwarf Fortress, and Dungeon Keeper... while of course having its own original aspects.
An...
ASCII-Paint is a simple, open source painting program which uses ASCII characters instead of pixels to draw images. It was made to help rogue-like developers, though it can be used by anyone.
The ASCII-Paint forum can be found here:
http://asciipaint.freeforums.org/
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*15 Apr 2009*:...
= What is this? =
Libfake437 is a cross-platform library for rendering [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_page_437 code page 437] 'graphics' (think '[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ansi_art ANSI art]', [http://zzt.belsambar.net ZZT], [http://www.bay12games.com/dwarves/ Dwarf Fortress] or [http://en...
This is a java web applet/application that will convert to and from ascii, decimal, hexadecimal, binary, Morse code and semaphore.
IMPORTANT: this applet was made in less than 24 hours. If you find that there is a problem with it's translation of some given input PLEASE notify me at jesfish@gmail...
*python-elinks* installs an encoding error handler that uses the same ASCII replacements as [http://elinks.or.cz/ ELinks] does.
Example:
{{{
>>> import elinks
>>> s = u'Różowy słoń nie zechce usiąść na tępych gwoździach…'
>>> s.encode('ASCII', 'elinks')
'Rozowy sl/on nie zechce usiasc na tep...
ASCII art based vertically scrolling shoot-'em-up game. Written in Python using curses for that lovely text based graphics.
Primary development is done on linux, but should eventually be supported on Windows and Mac OSX.
I've developed a little framework to create toons with ASCII art. It compiles by Free Pascal in Linux, I think it will be so in Windows too.
AnsiEditor is a WYSIWYG ascii-art editor, you can easily edit colored text like using word or mspaint.
the output of ansieditor is a series of characters(officially called ANSI escape sequence), which is mostly used in telnet environment(BBS).