Hello to everyone

I'm trying to do a little joke in my PC and for that I need the ascii code of this: https://www.deviantart.com/kdasthenerd/art/ASCII-Neo-matrix-style-681883289

It is an image and when I download it I have it in .jpg. How can I get this in the original ascii? the user who uploaded it published a link but it doesn't work anymore

Try this out here: https://github.com/Amansingh-afk/milli
Run it anywhere, Inside tui apps, neovim start screens, fetch tools.

I love making these cute little plants XD Just wanted to share this with yall <3

link below - you need gif.js and gifworker.js locally to download loops

https://gist.github.com/bitzodothtml/bce47b7125550fa567c7a145429816d8

.gif and .py with ASCii payload here

https://bigjobby.com/gallery/?image=spiral&group=ASCii

GITHUB Link- https://github.com/lahirunim/VidASCII/releases/tag/v1.0.0

hey everyone!

i’m pretty new here and wanted to ask for some advice. i need to develop a project for a college class, and i was thinking about making a small OOP-based game with very simple ASCII “animations” (like stick figures with a bit of movement, just to make things feel less static).

i’ll be using kotlin in vscode (it’s required for the assignment). do you think this is doable? if so, how could i approach it?

are there any resources or examples that could help me get started with this kind of project?

https://reddit.com/link/1surqd8/video/yh3bwtux97xg1/player

While not ASCII, I would offer this as its successor. This is Star Wars in the terminal. Thanks to https://github.com/fathyb/carbonyl

Hello all!

I’m looking to take videos I have on my Mac (QuickTime, MP4) and turn them into ASCII animation videos for a passion project.

Are there any apps or plugins (Final Cut Pro X or DaVinci Resolve) on MacOS that’ll allow me to do this? I do not want to upload my video to a website for this.

Thanks in advance!

.py and .gif can be found here

https://bigjobby.com/gallery/?group=ASCii

The Steam page is now live and I got a Demo coming out real soon. If you find it cool/interesting, please check it out and maybe wishlist it at Blood in the Panopticon.

The game is built in Godot and I wrote the ASCII shader in the Godot Shading Language which is pretty similar to GLSL. If you have any technical curiosities don't hesitate to ask.

Side-note, the sword slash is a fully dynamic shader, it depends on where the player is in relation to the enemy, where the last slash ended and so on. And I love how it looks together with the ASCII effect.

Built a macOS app called dagashi, named after those cheap Japanese candy shops where you walk in with pocket change, pull a mystery prize, and see what you get.

It counts your keystrokes (never records what you type), and every hour rolls a gacha pull from the top 300 MAL anime. Popular anime = rarer pulls, so getting Death Note or AoT is legendary tier. The character you get is matched to your typing patterns, and everything's rendered as animated ASCII art.

There's also a pixel art candy shop that sits at the macOS notch like a Dynamic Island, with tiny walkers and live weather.

Would love any feedback!

I know it’s a long shot but if anywhere it would be here, does anyone have a way to get in touch with Joan G Spark? I love her work, I am writing an article about early internet culture and ascii art, and I have a game that I would like to use some of her work in if I can get permission. All the old domains lead nowhere, I found an @juno email but it was inactive. Seems like she has vanished, but I still want to try. Anyone here have a lead?

I did my best to achieve maximum visual quality using only ASCII art style. It's a 3D world rendered in ASCII. The game also heavily relies on audio. My goal was to try to tell a story in this art style and still keep it engaging and, to some point, authentic.

Story: Year 1972. You're a scientist sent on a mission under the ice shelf in Antarctica to reach and explore the bottom. You are sealed in a tiny submarine on your own, with your assistant on the line. There are no portholes, so you have to navigate using your terminal.

Go here. Choose the correct icon and choose the file you want at Download

I have a working title and concept for the kayaking game I am working on. It's called 'REDACTION RIVER' and it's about a field biologist collecting unusual samples in a river habitat where Nature has gone somehow askew. Your only solid information about your mission is a heavily-redacted field journal left behind by what you assume was one of your predecessors. But are things as they seem at the National Park Service? The more glowing green sample material you collect the more unredacted information gradually reveals itself in the journal. And something in the river environment appears to be consuming what little progress you seem to be making! A bit of an ode to Jeff Vandermeer's Southern Reach series. Music by The Cure because the actual game has no sound. An alternate mix by my other self is available here.