Sender: starmoonh misses my husband, message area: ascii club Title: Re: Zhao Ling'er's novice's work, please give me some advice ^ ^ Sending station: BBS Westward Journey Station Fri May 16 23:47:00 2003, forwarded There are also these color blocks in the gb code^^ I think it may be that I rely too much on software to convert images, which limits the application of color blocks. I think it would be better to use software to convert images first and then modify them. It relies on the borders made by the software, and when the graphics are relatively small, the software moves half the height of the color block up and down. The degree is very influential, which limits subsequent modifications. If you draw directly, you can adjust it as needed. Find the right height to place the color blocks Mentioned in being pen shadow's masterpiece: : This is the goal of studying color block diagrams, : Since I don’t know what types of GB code color blocks there are, : So I don’t know how to explain it at the moment, : If it is a Big 5 color block, : A single square block occupies a full-width character, with horizontal and vertical changes, : Vertically, it cuts from top to bottom until it becomes a thin line. : If it’s horizontal, it’s missing from right to left. : There are a total of seventeen types of blocks, plus four angles of triangular blocks, : The basic combination that forms the color block diagram. : As long as you make good use of these color blocks and pay attention to the details, : The image will look smoother. :........................