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Message posted by Rob63 on December-19-2009 at 9:15am
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Yes, I think I've figured it out and will try again.  Thanks.

What size did you make the scene viewer in your example?  Looks good.

I wish I knew how to make my own buttons, scene frame, etc...  Is

there an easy (cheap) program out there that would be of help?

Thanks,

Rob


Message posted by Rob63 on December-19-2009 at 11:55am
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Here's my working example of a tour with components in Full Screen.

I still have some fine tuning to do, but this is usable.

http://www.360digitalpics.com/idx100000/360D_idx100000.html

 

Rob


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Hi Rob.

Its easy to make your own buttons and skins with a program like Photoshop (which I use daily), but I also use open source software for some tasks which is often free. A programme called GimpShop functions similar to Photoshop and is free. I haven't used it myself, but you may find it worth having a look at. This link will take you to a central source for lots of open source commercial alternitives, so you may find other applications worthy of consideration here.

Hope that helps you a bit.

Willie


Message posted by Rob63 on December-21-2009 at 9:42pm
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Thanks for the info Willie.  I guess I need to learn more about photoshop with regards to creating skins, buttons, etc..  Ugh...more learning

Rob


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