Just set my BBS up, loving it, but man, I wish I could do ANSI art and make it look "mine" - I am technical but one thing I am not is creative :(
I've always been the same way, more technical than creative.. I've often done things like basic ANSI menu screens, but always felt like I didn't have the creative side to do ANSI art.
look "mine" - I am technical but one
thing I am not is creative :(
In the same boat, here. But you know,
you'd be surprised what you can do when
you just open up an editor, put in all
the main menu commands, a box here, a
line there, and bam.. custom main menu.
Maybe another line...
haha, yeah, I did think about just doing that, not even sure what
the decent editors are, I looked at something called "durdraw"
which looks kinda neat.
One thing I did wonder is if I could somehow finagle AI todo all the
heavy listing for me, but it seems to only want to create ASCII
art and it's VERY basic even by my standards lmao.
Just set my BBS up, loving it, but man, I wish I could do ANSI art and make it look "mine" - I am technical but one thing I am not is creative :(
I feel like it's more of a "gift" than something you can just learn.
One thing I did wonder is if I could somehow finagle AI todo all the heavy listing for me, but it seems to only want to create ASCII art and it's VERY basic even by my standards lmao.
Just set my BBS up, loving it, but man, I wish I could do ANSI art and
make it look "mine" - I am technical but one thing I am not is
creative :(
I am technical but one thing I am not is creative
I am complete void of any creativeness when it comes to graphics
I like to think everybody's creative in some way. You just have to find it. Me, I couldn't design a website, but if you tell me what you want, provide a general layout, I can usually put something together.
I like to think everybody's creative in some way. You just have to find
Ha, I like the thought of this, however after 48 years I've still not found mine. Having said that, I've been writing code for 35 of those years, 30 in a professional setting, and I have a friend that swears by the idea that coding is an art form.
I love "clean code" but I'm not a perfectionist, I see the quality in getting something done and shipped as much as I see the need for developers to be able to understand what the person before them wrote.
Maybe that's the art form? a craft as such?
I just wish it were easier to render CP437 on a linux terminal.
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