Sender: starmoonh misses my husband, message area: ascii club Title: Re: Thanks flubber Sending station: BBS Westward Journey Station Tue May 20 10:03:45 2003, forwarded I think it’s mainly a matter of interest. Most people first come into contact with color blocks when they see pictures of themselves that others have done well. My hands were itchy, so I started learning to draw this. If a novice knew there was software from the beginning, he would definitely download it and use it. After that, they were divided into two categories. The first category was those who were really interested. After running the software a few times, they felt dissatisfied and started to do it. Modify or even draw by yourself. The other type of people are not really interested and are just satisfied with simply using the software to run out. I got applause from some people who didn't understand, so I just kept using b2a and one day I got tired of it. Throw this away and find something new and interesting. It is mentioned in synyan Luoyue Book Lamp’s masterpiece ASC: : sp Veterans should criticize novices for abusing software and then patiently provide consultation and guidance. : How to learn to advance. After reaching a certain level, he will naturally understand that the usefulness of the software is just rough.