Post by ~•XyMiC•~ on Feb 6, 2007 17:07:48 GMT -5
Don't know how to use Imageready much? or Don't have any animation program? Try Squirlz Water Reflection. It can add water to almost any image. One downfall of this program is that it only accepts .JPG, .BMP, and .tif files so you may need to save the sig in .jpg format. Good thing is that this program adds very realistic water. It seems as if someone actually recorded video of that water.
Outcome:
Tutorial:
www.badongo.com/file/2312038
If you can't follow Video tutorial, Read these steps:
1. Open Sqirlz Water Reflection and open your image by clicking the "Green" folder in top menu.
2. Now, find oval circle on left tool panel and click it. Next, select the area to where you want water to be and after you are done selecting, right-click with your mouse and it will have a dashed border.
3. Click on "wave" image you see on top. It is blue and has 3 waves. After clicking, another window will pop-up with Parameters. I used the following settings:
Motion Type: E
Wave Strength: 50
Wave Seperation: 50
Wave Contrast: 50
Perspective: 50
I left the right part with default settings because my signature looked good. If you want, you can mess around with settings from left and right part. Then just Close that window.
4. To test how your water pool looks, press Little Yellow arrow you see on the "Set parameters" window.
5. If it looks good, press Gif at the top. Then, a prompt will pop-up saying amount of frames. I put 30, but you can mess around
6. All left to do is upload it!
Enjoy the tutorial and post outcomes if wanted
Outcome:
Tutorial:
www.badongo.com/file/2312038
If you can't follow Video tutorial, Read these steps:
1. Open Sqirlz Water Reflection and open your image by clicking the "Green" folder in top menu.
2. Now, find oval circle on left tool panel and click it. Next, select the area to where you want water to be and after you are done selecting, right-click with your mouse and it will have a dashed border.
3. Click on "wave" image you see on top. It is blue and has 3 waves. After clicking, another window will pop-up with Parameters. I used the following settings:
Motion Type: E
Wave Strength: 50
Wave Seperation: 50
Wave Contrast: 50
Perspective: 50
I left the right part with default settings because my signature looked good. If you want, you can mess around with settings from left and right part. Then just Close that window.
4. To test how your water pool looks, press Little Yellow arrow you see on the "Set parameters" window.
5. If it looks good, press Gif at the top. Then, a prompt will pop-up saying amount of frames. I put 30, but you can mess around
6. All left to do is upload it!
Enjoy the tutorial and post outcomes if wanted
