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ASCII Animation Sample for .NET |
ascii-animation-dotnet |
A .NET sample that displays ASCII animation in a console app. |
This .NET sample reads a text file and displays it as an animation in the console window. The animation cells are contained in the text file cells.txt. Each cell is 14 lines. The first line is a numeric value that indicates the number of frames to display the cell. The remaining 13 lines are the cell itself.
This sample is based on a classic fixture of the late-90s Internet. Special thanks to Simon Jansen for providing the ASCII art.
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