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John Loftus
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Cool Avatar John. How do you get the animation?
Johnny
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Glad you like it! I had created a 3D model of the switch when I did the Virtual Healey <https://www.loftusdesign.net/virtual_healey.htm> For the avatar, I rendered it in a range of settings (on, off and several steps between). Then I used a Photoshop plugin called PhotoAnimator (by Extensis) to make the animation. I had to play around with the settings/steps so that it didn't go too fast or too slow ...
Cheers,
John
Cool Avatar John. How do you get the animation?
Johnny
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Glad you like it! I had created a 3D model of the switch when I did the Virtual Healey <https://www.loftusdesign.net/virtual_healey.htm> For the avatar, I rendered it in a range of settings (on, off and several steps between). Then I used a Photoshop plugin called PhotoAnimator (by Extensis) to make the animation. I had to play around with the settings/steps so that it didn't go too fast or too slow ...
Cheers,
John