The so-called software does not support But it’s because it can’t see the effect of the control code you use. But why can’t I see the effect of the shift code? And it makes the picture messy?? This depends on the principle of shift codes. The screen will move when the shift code is seen Mainly using cartoon-like principles Why do the cartoon animations you see move??? Most people should know what the reason is The original state of cartoons is just a lot of paper Make the action appear continuous by turning pages quickly This makes the painting method inherently relevant and allows us to see it as a moving state. This is also thanks to the visual fatigue of our eyes The same is true for shift codes You need to draw the shift code well First you need to have a cartoon concept Make your first painting relevant to the next one The next one can also be related to the next one Then after you see it You will find that he is moving And the so-called non-support Not quite right at the time Because the real lack of support should be that you can’t see all the screens. And you can actually see part of it someone has considered What exactly is the shift code seen by unsupported software? Sheep don't sell anything right..... Just to see the final result What everyone says is that software is not supported is actually true. It is the most evolved software Because he skips the process and presents the results directly in front of you In other words, he hides the process of turning pages for you. make a metaphor People who write programs should understand Some programs will issue an ECHO command when loading to hide or show them. And that's why you can't see WHY He saved you Unfortunately That's exactly what I want :PP So Yangyang is for everyone who doesn’t pay attention to visual perception. If you want to ensure that the machine does not run properly Use software that does not support control codes more often certainly TELNET is the exception. That’s something very masculine and can’t be said: PPPP