EdwardL | 11 months ago | 5 comments | 10 likes | 322 views
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One of my main hobbies is to create Bible games. We have a site where we host a ton of games. These are mostly printables or PowerPoints. We also have a section where we have some HTML5 interactive (simple) games.
One of my favorite games is the Memory Card game. I always wondered how I could present it (market it) since there is a card flip. Well, this video is my first baby step. I am certain there have to be better ways than the one I used.
I used a rectangular vector layer and attached a photo to the front, duplicated and attached the other part to that one (other side). Move them close together. Both of these were in a container. Duplicated the container a few times. Then rough animate.
Maybe there is a better and faster way. Not sure.
nice.. hey Mr. EdwardL DM me I have bought game web script long time ago but Im not sure if is ok is flash games..
bambamD, 11 months ago
Very nicely animated. The background and text colours beautifully match the colours in the psalm card!
The Picture\DoubleSided effect can be applied to a picture layer to render a different picture on the back. Simply place the 2nd picture in the 2nd texture slot in the MEDIA > CHANGE EFFECT... dialog.
michiel, 11 months ago
michiel,
Thanks for sharing this time-saving tip!!!! I am certain it will save me a lot of time.
On my first try at something similar, I tried it for a 3d book cover (a couple of them). The cover came half decent (in my opinion 😊), but as with this one, I was working harder than needed. Maybe that was one of I slowed down using the program. A lot of the things that I do require speed.
The first cover I did I focused only on the front, and animated in such a way that the back would not show. Then I decided that I wanted to show the back, so I went for it. Video included.
I am happy I started to interact with this community. I see that you guys are good with newbies like me. That says a lot. 🙏🙏🙏
EdwardL, 11 months ago
bambamD, thanks for the offer, my friend. I use a program that creates HTML5 games. Thanks again!
EdwardL, 11 months ago
