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Nov 11th 2005#171326 Report
Member since: Oct 25th 2005
Posts: 41
Looking at this site, it has a really cool effect on the banner image... I looked at the source, and it looks to be javascript based, but cannot get to the script since it's in a folder.
Here is the site.
http://www.gentworld.com
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Nov 11th 2005#171327 Report
Member since: Apr 25th 2003
Posts: 1977
It's done in flash, not javascript. All it takes is two versions of the same image, just one is a little larger. Then (this is the flash part) the image mask is animated (just rectangles moving side to side).

You could do the same effect in image ready. Just have the smaller image as the background, then the mask for the larger image gets shifted for each frame/layer.
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Nov 11th 2005#171335 Report
Member since: Oct 25th 2005
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[QUOTE=Rodder454]It's done in flash, not javascript. All it takes is two versions of the same image, just one is a little larger. Then (this is the flash part) the image mask is animated (just rectangles moving side to side).

You could do the same effect in image ready. Just have the smaller image as the background, then the mask for the larger image gets shifted for each frame/layer.[/QUOTE]

So using imageready, it would become an animated gif?

Also, the filesize would be pretty large if it's a gif, correct?
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Nov 11th 2005#171338 Report
Member since: Apr 25th 2003
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Yeah depending on the image, the file size may be fairly large. Not to mention gif isnt the best for photos. If you were to do this in image ready, a small banner w/ reduced colors (over a couple frames) could work just fine. Though flash is really the way to go. I only mention imageready as this is a photoshop forum.
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Nov 12th 2005#171340 Report
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[QUOTE=Rodder454]Yeah depending on the image, the file size may be fairly large. Not to mention gif isnt the best for photos. If you were to do this in image ready, a small banner w/ reduced colors (over a couple frames) could work just fine. Though flash is really the way to go. I only mention imageready as this is a photoshop forum.[/QUOTE]

Is there a cheap way to get flash?
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Nov 12th 2005#171351 Report
Member since: Apr 25th 2003
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Legally? maybe student discounts or something similar.
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Nov 13th 2005#171369 Report
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[QUOTE=Rodder454]Legally? maybe student discounts or something similar.[/QUOTE]

Hopefully it comes with the adobe bundle school sells for $100
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Nov 13th 2005#171376 Report
Member since: Mar 18th 2001
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well, it's a macromedia product so no you should be able to get a decent student price on it though.

http://www.macromedia.com/flash/

chris
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Nov 14th 2005#171380 Report
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[QUOTE=Fig]well, it's a macromedia product so no you should be able to get a decent student price on it though.

http://www.macromedia.com/flash/

chris[/QUOTE]

I looked on the school site and they sell us studio 8 for 99 bucks... is that a decent deal?
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Nov 14th 2005#171401 Report
Member since: Mar 18th 2001
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that's like silly cheap. buy it.

chris
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