What I had in mind is a Roto Blitter or a Blitter Feedback where you can select a range of what to zoom in & out/rotate. That way it can have a gradient within the range for OnBeat, instead of 2 zoom settings; one regular; and a different zoom to occur in the OnBeat selection. This is most likely a separate Trans, probably not a modification to the original RotoBlitter/Blitter Feedback.
I'm aware that this can be done with DM, but I think it would be a cool idea for newbies.
I don't think anybody has suggested this before (I used the search the forums command)-so please tell me what you think
Roto Blitter/Blitter Feedback Range
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allright
Will nullsoft publish another version of playlister ? nobody know...Maybe we should do stuffs by ourself 🙂:
Well, I don't know very much about DM and SSC coz' I'm not very good at maths...I use lots of BMPs and AVIs in my shows in france and I think it would be great to have lot of 'predefined' effects included in AVS...I think that THE big miss of the AVS community (yes! I think there's one🙂) are APEs programmers...So please, if you're a programmer (C++) please join the APE programming thread 🙂, we've lot of ideas and littles programming skills 🙂
Will nullsoft publish another version of playlister ? nobody know...Maybe we should do stuffs by ourself 🙂:
Well, I don't know very much about DM and SSC coz' I'm not very good at maths...I use lots of BMPs and AVIs in my shows in france and I think it would be great to have lot of 'predefined' effects included in AVS...I think that THE big miss of the AVS community (yes! I think there's one🙂) are APEs programmers...So please, if you're a programmer (C++) please join the APE programming thread 🙂, we've lot of ideas and littles programming skills 🙂
sorry
Sorry, but all my high school teaches is Java. I'm still trying to learn Java from a book I bought at the bookstore (I'm not taking the class until 2 years from now). If I knew C++, I would help if I could. Sorry, but I'm kind of a beginner at programming
--Edit--:
I'm still trying to learn DM. And even though I'm a lot better at superescopes than DMs, there's lots more that I don't know in comparison to what I do know.
Thus the quote: "The more you know, the less you know" --Yoda
Sorry, but all my high school teaches is Java. I'm still trying to learn Java from a book I bought at the bookstore (I'm not taking the class until 2 years from now). If I knew C++, I would help if I could. Sorry, but I'm kind of a beginner at programming
--Edit--:
I'm still trying to learn DM. And even though I'm a lot better at superescopes than DMs, there's lots more that I don't know in comparison to what I do know.
Thus the quote: "The more you know, the less you know" --Yoda