On 02 Apr 2024 at 09:09a, apam pondered and said...

On Mon Apr 1 11:36:00 2024, AKAcastor wrote to Apam <=-

While I don't see this as a pressing issue, I am interested in finding
possible ways to automate this - spending inordinate amounts of time on
silly tech challenges is basically why I'm here. ;)

:) same. You could write a new tic processor? or is part of the challenge to work within the confines of period software??

:)

don't forget the trip to Disneyland to do research on this subject as well, or was it Paris? :)

Isn't there a disneyland in paris??

Andrew



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While I don't see this as a pressing issue, I am
interested in finding possible ways to automate this -
spending inordinate amounts of time on silly tech
challenges is basically why I'm here. ;)

:) same. You could write a new tic processor? or is part
of the challenge to work within the confines of period
software??

Don't tempt me, I've considered writing a new one! haha I think a bit of tic pre-processing will do the trick and save re-implementing everything.

I do find it interesting to work within the confines of period software, but I haven't been limiting myself to that - just making it up as I go, whatever seems fun.


Chris/akacastor

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While I don't see this as a pressing issue, I am
interested in finding possible ways to automate this - spending inordinate amounts of time on silly tech challenges is basically
why I'm here. ;)

:) same. You could write a new tic processor? or is part of the challenge to work within the confines of period software??

Don't tempt me, I've considered writing a new one! haha I think a bit of tic pre-processing will do the trick and save re-implementing everything.

I do find it interesting to work within the confines of period software, but I haven't been limiting myself to that - just making it up as I go, whatever seems fun.

If you could write something that I could use before allfix, that would be great!

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I'm playing catch up and hatching out around 13 art packs to FSX_ARTS file area

Be warned some files are more that 8.3 format in their naming convention... I'm just sending them out as they have been created by the respective artpack author.

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Re: ANSI Art Packs
By: Avon to All on Fri Dec 27 2024 02:26 pm

I'm playing catch up and hatching out around 13 art packs to FSX_ARTS file area

Be warned some files are more that 8.3 format in their naming convention... I'm just sending them out as they have been created by the respective artpack author.

Imported nicely here, thank you!
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On 27 Dec 2024 at 05:46p, Digital Man pondered and said...

Imported nicely here, thank you!

Thanks Rob :)

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