#Jasc animation shop 3.11 español pro
#Jasc animation shop 3.11 español psp

Now a new window should pop up and have a glittering image!ġ4. Now go back to the top toolbar and click on the 'View Animation' button. Now you should have a rectangular window that looks sort of like a timeline with all three of the images.

Click on 'Add images.' Then find the file you saved 'cali1', 'cali2', and 'cali3' in and open them. Click yes, and set it to 10/100ths of a second and click next. In the next box there is a long paragraph that doesn't make much sense, just set it to 'centered in the frame' and 'with the canvas color.' Click next. In the next box it asks about canvas color, set it to transparent and click next. Set it to 'Same size as the first image fame' and click next. In the first window it asks a question about dimensions. The first button is the 'Animation Wizard.' Click on that, and a window should pop up.ġ2. Now on the top there should be a tool bar. On my computer, it's Start>All Programs>Jasc Sofware>Animation Shop 3.ġ1. The hard part is over! Yay! But now you have to open up Animation Shop 3. Once you're sure everything's saved, go ahead and close Paint Shop Pro. Repeat steps 4-8 on the other two images, naming them cali2 and cali3 when saved (or whatever you named them with a 2 and a 3 at the end.) You should now have this:ġ0. A window should pop up looking like the window below. Make sure you save it in a file where you know where to find it later. For example, I named my image 'cali' so this part would be 'cali1'. Now go to 'File' and click 'Save As.' Name your image and then add a 1 after it. Click the radio button for 'Random' and set noise to 75%. Now go to the very top toolbar and click on 'Adjust.' Then click on 'Add/Remove Noise' and then on 'Add Noise.' A box should pop up. Using the magic wand tool, click inside all the letters of 'California.'Ħ. Go back to the toolbar on the left and click on the arrow next to the 'Selection' tool and select 'Magic Wand.'ĥ. Now your image should be twice the normal size. Set the zoom percent to '200%' on one of the images.Ĥ. There should now be a toolbar above that with a zoom. There should be a toolbar to the left of the window and at the top there ia a button with an arrow called 'Pan tool.' Click on this. It's very important there are three of them.ģ. Now copy the image we're using, right click, and select 'Paste As New Image.' Paste this image 3 times. It might be different for your computer if you use a different version.Ģ.

#Jasc animation shop 3.11 español pro

On my computer (Windows XP) it's Start>All Programs>Jasc Software>Jasc Paint Shop Pro 8. The first thing you need to do is open Paint Shop Pro. I'm going to try to make this tutorial as simple as possible.ġ. The goal is to get the word 'California' to be glittery once we're done. I don't have the newest versions of them, but I'm pretty sure it's sort of the same.įor this tutorial we're going to be using this image: Will use AS3 as long as I can but really need to learn an alternative too.Ok, this tutorial requires two programs. They also don't have the built-n effects that AS3 does. XXP can make animated gifs but the process is different and I still don't have the hang of it. Still need to find another animation software.

#Jasc animation shop 3.11 español psp

Corel comes in second since they are maintaining the PSP line.īUT back on topic.

Of the 3 program families, Xara, Corel and Adobe, Xara is now my favorite for cost, fun, abilities for clipart, ads, flash pieces. Xara decided to produce their OWN product and compete. When the lease was up, Xara did not renew the lease with Corel. After all, XARA used to provide the speedy drawing engine for CorelDraw. They have VERY strong roots in the industry. Hopefully XARA will eventually take a share of the market from Adobe in the Vector program wars. So why use Illustrator when I can ENJOY making them in XXP4 at 1/10th the cost? So far the printers have had no complaints about the XARA made files.

The VECTOR graphics I have done in XARA Xtreme Pro 4 (XXP4) import very nicely into Adobe's Illustrator. Was easy to recommend.įeel the same about XARA's XX for vector artwork. Jasc made a great product at a good price. For PHOTO work, PSP is still my favorite PHOTO editor.