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| ==== Animated Travel Routes ==== | ==== Animated Travel Routes ==== | ||
| - | FIXME VIDEO "Splitscreen effect" | + | {{ vimeo>156426058?widthxheight=1280x720 }} |
| - | * It really makes more sense to explain this in a video rather than text | + | |
| - | * Once finished delete the text explanation below | + | |
| Animated masks can be used to achieve various interesting effects. A common one the is the travel route on a map (as seen in the Indiana Jones movies). Place an image of the map on the stage. In Photoshop create a second image file with the same size. This image should be completely transparent, and then draw the travel route as a red line. Save this image as a PNG file, so that transparency is preserved. | Animated masks can be used to achieve various interesting effects. A common one the is the travel route on a map (as seen in the Indiana Jones movies). Place an image of the map on the stage. In Photoshop create a second image file with the same size. This image should be completely transparent, and then draw the travel route as a red line. Save this image as a PNG file, so that transparency is preserved. | ||