a pretty good effort.The floor doesn't quite work, but then shifting the floor in perspective would be very hard to do. You have succeeded in giving the items above a sense of depth, so, well done you.
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Lumpbucket tekcubpmuL,
Wed 10 Mar 2004, 13:48,
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i'd assumeyou'd want to rotate the floor a bit, rather than just stretch it a bit.
( StickFigureNinja is worried he may be on the list,
Wed 10 Mar 2004, 13:49,
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wellyou could do it using "skew", IE make a seperate layer for the floor, and once you've shifted the elements above it, use the skew transform to move the part of the floor nearest the camera relative to the distance the other layers moved, and it should create a smooth parallax effect, which would look rather spiffy.
( Lumpbucket tekcubpmuL,
Wed 10 Mar 2004, 13:53,
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sounds like a right kerfuffleskew that
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hugo-a-gogo has no sig, the gayer,
Wed 10 Mar 2004, 13:56,
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hehwell, if you have your file with the layers still intact, it should be quite easy, once you've seperated the floor into its own layer.
( Lumpbucket tekcubpmuL,
Wed 10 Mar 2004, 13:57,
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skew itskew it hard
EDIT - um or see above ^
(EDIT - um or see above ^
summat to do with kittens,
Wed 10 Mar 2004, 13:52,
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