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It really is. Harmonix did a great job with the website and videos. Can’t wait to play the actual game.
| Jameson Wallace
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Not sure, but I would look into Drupal or Joomla.
| Jameson Wallace
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flash or javascript. cant do it with just static html.
here is a list of options:
https://javabyexample.wisdomplug.com/web-programming/47-javascript/85-30-best-jquery-photo-plugins-sliders-slideshow-galleries-and-scrollers.html| Jameson Wallace
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yeah, there is a good trick for this. dont have much time to type it all in, but…
basically you need to put the image inside a div, specify the height & width of the div, but not the height & width of the image.
then just set the div’s style to overflow:hidden;
hope that helps
| Jameson Wallace
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Bishop Zareh
December 8, 2009 at 9:30 am in reply to: Different browsers displaying my page differentlyThis is a common and consistently frustrating aspect of web design. Despite the HTML and CSS standard, each browser implements them slightly differently & it creates difference in the way each browser displays the information.
It is almost always because of some CSS property that is interpreted differently between browsers. Ultimately, you need to track down that CSS property.
Two resources that have helped me immesly in doing this are:
FireBug
https://getfirebug.com/
A firefox plugin that tells you exactly what styles are affecting a given element (use the “inspect” button)
and
QuirksMode
https://www.quirksmode.org/css/contents.html
A website that catalogues common CSS trouble tags & how different browsers react to them.happy hunting!
Jameson| Jameson Wallace
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well, for one thing you are loading two different version of jQuery.
have you tried loading just the newest one?
do both scripts work ok with just the newest jQuery loaded?| Jameson Wallace
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you have to position your cursor before the image and hit the enter to insert a new paragraph.
if you are having trouble getting the paragraph to insert in the right place, try using the arrow keys.
if you have inserted a paragraph, but are dismayed that the text has a bottom margin and thus doesn’t appear directly above the image, you can eliminate the margin by setting the line-height css attribute for the paragraph, or by using the
tag.| Jameson Wallace
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wow, nice image. There is no way you are going to get an image like that directly from any 3D program.
the overlayed grid in the lower left is obviously added in 2.5D, but more generally the color balance here says to me that it was color corrected professionally.
notice that the yellow haze in the lower left and blue haze in the upper right suggest a fog setting, yet outside those areas the 3D objects are perfectly crisp. in 3D you would have to set volumetrics on a per light basis. faking these in 2.5D not only saves time, but enables the color correctionist to get a good color balance before the volumetrics, rather than after.
that said, the 3d is nicely done. notice the lighting on the back ring, very careful falloffs. the shines are all added in post. i wouls say the feature you are most looking for from the 3d app is a good lighting for glass. notice the posterization in the reflection in the lower right corner. looks like a combination of shaders were used.
so… didnt answer your question, but offering my .02,
Jameson
| Jameson Wallace
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the attachments didnt work. what blog software are you using?
| Jameson Wallace
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dreamhost is cheapest, with lots of features, but less reliable.
mediatemple also good & more arts oriented.
blue host is good overall.
rackspace is expensive, but very reliable.
| Jameson Wallace
| Motion Graphics Festival
| New Motion + New Sound + New Code
| https://MGFest.com