Sender: kissu purple green sword, message area: ascii club Title: Re: Thanks flubber Sending station: BBS Westward Journey Station Tue May 20 12:25:07 2003, forwarded : As for eggplant mentioned that using software can save time : But in fact, when the level is raised to a certain level : On the contrary, you don’t need to spend much time on drafting and you can finish the drawing directly. : Unless you are as picky as below, it can be said that there is little need to make changes. : Using software to transfer it and then repair it takes more time. : found below The more questions here are : It seems that when drawing, you must first decide on a frame or rough prototype. : Otherwise, I don’t know how to start : The information is the result of software : So I hope everyone can try different methods. : As long as we can get over this bottleneck, there will be a brighter future. All the characters of Kenshin that I am currently working on are first roughly made using software and then modified. I admire all the heroes who complete ASCII by hand. When I first started doing ASCII There was no software yet, so I had to spell it manually. My first six-line signature took me 4 hours. Fortunately, the site I am on is also a maple system and has a preview function, which saves time. However, the software still needs to be modified for a long time after the conversion. It is not directly ready for production and is completely dependent on the software. Naturally, this is absolutely not advisable. I usually need at least 3 or 4 hours of revision. What being heroes said about trying different methods is actually what everyone wants to try, because they have seen many Many of the works of Taiwanese heroes are very exquisite and breathtaking. However, it can be seen that Taiwan's works are unique in terms of color, color arrangement, and use of individual characters. It has such distinctive characteristics that one can judge whether it is from Taiwan through the drawing style. I believe many people have also tried to learn this style, but they can't get the point. Also, being hero, do you edit ascii works online? In the previous article I saw it was said that the picture should be in the lower right corner and then edited accordingly. I have also edited ASCII online. Then I used the preview function to make modifications. However, I found character input quite troublesome and I had to constantly Copying and pasting characters makes modifications quite laborious, so a lot of time is spent typing characters. Or does Taiwan also have a corresponding character input tool? I think you have to work on the drawing by hand, and you need to be very precise about the drawing, such as the height and width. As well as the relative position of each part, the overall effect will change if there is a deviation. Do you personally find this difficult, or is it just a lack of practice as mentioned in the article?