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With this Widget you can make your entire Muse page automatically scale to better match different window sizes.
With this Widget you can make your entire Muse page automatically scale to better match different window sizes.
Presets: It is very easy to change the default project settings. Just start Cinema, change the project settings in any way you like (that also includes the render settings) and just save the file two times in the following folder: … Read more…
In the following three videos I talk about different techniques for creating counting numbers (even in the form of time or a date).
Hello, hello! Here is the screen recording from 22.08.2015 Part 1: In the first part of this class we model the octopus and talk about various polygon-related modelling techniques. Part 2: In the second half we are talking about different … Read more…
Edge Animate understands already a couple of different languages, like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and even a little bit of jQuery (which is essentially JavaScript, but in a much more user-friendly way). But to be able to use the entire power … Read more…
⌘+⎇+⇧+Ynull-object The Y’s: ⌘+Y new solid ⌘+⇧+Y solid settings ⌘+⎇+Y adjustment layer ⌘+⎇+⇧+Y null object Properties: P Position R Rotation S Scale A Anchor point T OpaciTy… (or Transparency) U show/hide every animated property of selected layer/s UU (U tipped … Read more…
Here is the quick version: 1. Open up Terminal (you can find it via Spotlight or in /Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app) 2. Copy/paste the following command: defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles YES 3. You now need to relaunch the Finder. You can do it… … Read more…
Hello pretty people! Here is the screen recording from 01.08.2015 Part 1: In the first part of the class we talked about building the background and very basic setup of a studio. Then we continued with the modeling of the … Read more…