Friday Post March 31 Photoshop Timeline

How to Animate Using Photoshop: 

How to animate the opacity of the shadow from the PLANET project

1. Start by clicking the "WINDOWS" button at the top left and select "TIMELINE" to create a video timeline

2. Select the "shadow" layer and click the the arrow to pull down a list of what you can change and put on the timeline

3. This is what the shadow layer should look like but it should not have to diamonds in the timeline YET, this is where you edit and can animated your project on the timeline

4. To start animating (making the shadow disappear and reappear), First, start by dragging the slider to the start of the film and the end of the film and click the yellow diamond next to "opacity". This will make the shadow be full at the start of the animation and the end. The animation will be a GIF so we need the shadow to be the same at the start and the end so it can loop around forever

5. Now, we start to animate the middle of the film. You will now see how the animation comes together. First, move the slider between 02:00f and 03:00f (This should be about 2.5 seconds / the middle of the timeline because the animation lasts for 5 seconds). Then, change the opacity to 0%. This will make the shadow on the moon disappear to make it look like the moon is getting brighter

When you click the play button above the timeline now, the shadow on the moon should disappear and reappear. And now you have your animation :-) lmao

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Friday Post March 3 2017 - Javascript

1. In 1993, NCSA Mosiac was created by the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA), a unit of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, the first popular graphical web browser and the worlds first popular web browser. In 1994, a company called Mosiac Communications was created and employed many of the creators of NCSA Mosiac to create a new web browser called Mosiac Netscape to over-rule NCSA Mosiac as the most popular browser. Mosiac Netscape took over within the next 4 months of releasing and changed there name to Netscape Communications. Netscape Communications realized that the web needed to be more dynamic so they adding coding to their browser to compete with other web browsers. JavaScript was then born, created by Brendan Eich in 10 days.

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