An overview of BBS (Bulletin Board System) games from the 1990s.  How to connect to a telnet BBS to play DOOR games.  Creating ANSI graphics with ACiD draw in DOSBox.  VT100 color codes explained.  A simple telnet server created in Ruby, which displays system time, counts to ten, displays an ANSI file, and has a … Continue reading BBS Games, VT100, and ANSI Graphics – Knox Game Design August 2020 →

Knoxville Game Design

BBS Games, VT100, and ANSI Graphics – Knox Game Design August 2020

Knoxville Game Design is a monthly discussion by creators in the Knoxville, Tennessee and surrounding areas to share their ideas, show off projects, and discuss current topics in the game development industry. Our group explores the many facets of the game development process, such as coding, graphics, modeling, animation, story, and promotion. You can find out more information on the group including future meetup dates at knoxgamedesign.org

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