[SourceCode]

How to create title text, Like in many of gamemodes the Name is made through characters and appears as 3d

EX: | |
| |___
|____/

[Sasino97]

pawn Code:

/*
    ############          ############\            ############            ##################\         ###                       DB
   ###\\\\\\\\\###\      ###\\\\\\\##\            ###\\\\\\\\\###\        ###\   ###\    ###\         ###\                       DB
  ###\        ###\      ##########\    ######    ###\        ###\        ###\   ###\    ###\          \\\                        DB
 ###\        ###\      ###\\\\\\\##\   \\\\\\   ###\        ###\        ###\   ###\    ###\          ###                         DB
###########  \\\      ############\            ###########  \\\        ###\   ###\    ###\          ###\                         DB
\\\\\\\\\\\\\         \\\\\\\\\\\\             \\\\\\\\\\\\\           \\\    \\\     \\\           \\\                          DB

*/

From my gamemode - Dragonball: Z DM

[SourceCode]

Yeah how to make them?

[=WoR=Varth]

Add /* at the start of it and */ at the end of it. It's called comment.
You can do // too but it's only work in one line.

[[P4]]

Here: http://www.network-science.de/ascii/

[Danny]

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Originally Posted by varthshenon Add /* at the start of it and */ at the end of it. It's called comment. You can do // too but it's only work in one line.

I think you're missing the point here.

[rbN.]

It's called ASCII

[=WoR=Varth]

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Originally Posted by -Danny- I think you're missing the point here.

Oh, he want 3d one. My bad.

[Sasino97]

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Originally Posted by [P4] Here: http://www.network-science.de/ascii/

OMG !! What's that website XD

I Made my own without any special software ! Thanks for the link

[JaTochNietDan]

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Originally Posted by RobinOwnz It's called ASCII

Actually, ASCII is the numerical representation of characters, since computers only understand numbers. You can find more information about ASCII here, which also provides a table showing the characters and their appropriate ASCII representation.

What this guy is talking about, is usually referred to as ASCII art, which is still confusing, given the nature of the meaning of ASCII