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Published: 2011-02-27 18:46:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 36043; Favourites: 72; Downloads: 3805
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PRAGMATIC SLIDESHOWThis was just a wallpaper, I created for my desktop which came out to be my new rainmeter skin(slideshow).I just wanted my desktop to actually show the pictures as slideshow so I craeted this.
I am here by providing with the WALLPAPER also so that you can enjoy the slideshow at the MAX.
You can add pictures of your choice as well in the frame folder of the skin but for getting the best result you must crop or set the pictures size by 57 X 317.You can get into the folder by clicking on the slideshow.
Please do comment and +fav if you liked.
Ambar Utkarsh
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kevin.utkarsh@gmail.com
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Are you a true genius, great work congratulations. (तुम एक सच्चे प्रतिभाशाली हैं,महानकाबधाई). Thanks for making my desk happier.
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e e... m no genius .. it was just an idea came in my head ...thanks for liking my work pal...
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For gradual fades I normaly just use a solid color opacity gradient .png... It's really simple but it has a nice effect. If you have image editing software (Photoshop, Corel, GIMP[free] ect.) it's quite easy to do.
Here's the photoshop way (I'm not to familiar with anything else)
Take your base image and crop it so that all that remains is the bottom half (where your reflections are) and add a layer mask (it's a little box with a circle in it) then select the gradient tool and edit the gradient so that both colors are black and one of the opacities are 0. Next select the window next to the layer preview in the layers tab (this is your layer mask) and apply the gradient to the entire height of your cropped image... The full opacity end of the gradient should be at the bottom.
Save as .png and place over the bottom panels with an image meter, no need for alpha input here, the image should already be transparent.
If you need any help just let me know!
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Thank you so much bro...
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thanks for the appreciation...e e
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Great job, I just started to use "ImageCrop=" it works wonders you should play around with it! It might solve some of your integration issues, maybe throw around some dynamic variables. what would be really work inclusive would be create a matrix on each frame to set the variables. There is a bang "!RainmeterWriteKeyValue" that could be used to make it permanent for each picture. A lot of repetitive coding but do-able.
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I had to repeat the code as i wanted every frame to show different pictures as it shows just a random picture from the folder.Thanks for the suggestion.Well, if you got some information on how to make the transition more smooth, please do share.And also how to fade my reflections, I used alpha but still its not that much effective as i thought of...e e
Thanks for the appreciation...
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Your welcome bro.I hope you got what you were looking for.I have also provided the wallpaper in there with skin.e e
Enjoy...!!!
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