Friday, 31 March 2017

How to animate

Go to photoshop click file then new and change inches into pixels then click create
 
now you can get a picture for your back and the objects you want to animate try doing a beach and there is an animal in the shadow and when he gets closer to the light the animal will brighten 

ok go to window and select timeline this should allow you to create your animation. click the arrow to you at your option of that layer. If you click the position clock it will add a keyframe and if you drag the red line on the timeline and make another keyframe then move the layer that will make the layer move



opacity is how bright that layer is if it is at 100% then it is at full brightness, but if you click the clock for opacity it will do the same as position but allow you to change the brightness at the beginning and if another keyframe is added and the opacity is different then it will slow change its brightness to that percentage. 
Example: 






Friday, 3 March 2017

Friday post

1. Tell me about the origin of Javascript. 
when the web was created in the early 1990s the web pages were static their was no way to interact with the web page. Having it do something in response to your actions required a addition of some form of programming language. 2 web browsers were popular Netscape and internet explorer. Netscape was the first to bring out a programming language that would allow people to interact with web pages. They called it livescript and it was integrated into the browser so that people could interact with the web pages. Anyone using the netscape would be able to interact with the web pages. another programming language called java started to become popular and so netscape decided to try and cash in on this by renaming language built into their browser to javascript, and so javascript was born. 

2. I envision a peaceful scene. It is a of a sailboat on a lake. There is an island in the distance and a seagull in the sky. Looks like there are fish in the water. The sun is shining but slightly obscured by a cloud. The name on the boat is "UNRULY".