Hi Guys,
To show that I’m actually really not here to code, my first little synfig experiment (call it a doodle):
youtube.com/watch?v=5oNXTfOzSko
Now, I can finally do something serious… Kinetic Typography, here I come!
G.
Hi Guys,
To show that I’m actually really not here to code, my first little synfig experiment (call it a doodle):
youtube.com/watch?v=5oNXTfOzSko
Now, I can finally do something serious… Kinetic Typography, here I come!
G.
Cool. I like the flash effect and the typography. I think you can also post it at the challenges forum.
Keep the animation taste! You’ll need it for code debugging!
-G
yeah, Gerco, its pretty cool although i’m pretty sure (no offense) the same thing could have been created easily in Microsoft Office PowerPoint (a program for presentations), probably within minutes (of course i don’t know how long it took u to make it in synfig )
great animation though and i know i really shouldn’t be criticizing anyone else’s work, at least not until i create my first animation (which i happen to be working on now, by the way)…
There are probably several tools that also could have been used.
However, using them would not have taught me anything about
Synfig!!!
Besides, I’m a traditionalist. Powerpoint is for bullet lists!
G.
good point…using PowerPoint or a different program for ur experiment, as u call it, would NOT have taught u anything about synfig, like u said as for PowerPoint being for bullet lists, i think u got that wrong…its for slideshows and presentations (we ARE talking about the same Powerpoint, aren’t we? Microsoft Office PowerPoint for Windows?), although i suppose u could create bullet lists in it, that’s not what the program is normally used for…
Good point however with the first part
-C