New show

[knightlines]

I recently uploaded an attempt to animate snow in PTE.

C&C welcomed.

Title is :- Let it Snow.

Thanks

[Lin Evans]

Hi,

Looks good! You might want to add an intermediate layer of intermediate sized flakes moving at a different rate and in slightly different direction for maximum effect. In different frames, you could vary the speed of the snowfall and the display time for individual slides. If you are interested, I have a tutorial which I haven't yet posted which will also show you how to build the snow on objects over time such as in this demo:

http://www.learntomakeslideshows.net/xmas/springsnowspc.zip (Windows - about 35 meg)

http://www.learntomakeslideshows.net/xmas/springsnowsmac.zip (MacIntosh - about 35 meg)

Best regards,

Lin

I recently uploaded an attempt to animate snow in PTE.

C&C welcomed.

Title is :- Let it Snow.

Thanks

[Bruss444]

Hello Lin! Great to see you at work again and your Mac. Presentation is fabulous and played perfectly on my MacPro Quad 2.93 Thanks so much for making it available to see. Bill

[knightlines]

Thanks for your comment Lin. A Tutorial would be great. Put av in club competition, came 4th out of 12. Not bad I suppose.

[Lin Evans]

Hi,

Not bad at all!

I'm in the process of moving into town from our ranch so things are in disarray right now but in a couple days I should be able to dig up my tutorials and get the new one posted in the tutorials section here. Do you have Photoshop? If so that will make it easier because my procedures are based on Photoshop but could be extrapolated for any image editing software with similar features. I'll post a notice on the forum when the tutorial is up.

Best regards,

Lin

I have the tutorials posted now and a reminder posted in the Slideshows section:

http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=11568&pid=74898&st=0entry74898

[knightlines]

Thanks Lin!