Friday, November 2, 2018

Friday Post October 26th


For this assignment I played a game called Dynamic Systems. In this game you have to use the given tools to make the ball go into the bucket. I took screenshots of my solutions and put them together into a slideshow. I used Premiere Pro to make the slideshow. I imported all the screenshots and then put them side by side in the sequence and I added a few transitions in a between. 

I pretty much just dragged random transitions in but some of the ones I used were: Cross Zoom, Slide, Split, Iris Box, Iris Box etc.

After this I made a title using the games title. I grabbed the title and then I shrunk it. I then took 10 screenshots of the ones I used and then I put them behind the title and added a Gaussian blur on them. I then added my name and I finished the title

Then I put some classical music (Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata 3rd Momement) on top and I finished the slideshow.

Tuesday, October 16, 2018

Friday Post Oct 12 2018




This process is called double exposure. This process gets an objects and exposes it within a background image. All I did was use the quick select tool to crop out the object and made a new layer with it. I then added a creepy forest background over it and then I selected the object layer and made a layer mask on the background with the silhouette of the object. I then duplicated the object layer and made a layer mask without any silhouette. I then used a black brush on the mask and just started getting rid of and adding stuff back.




A guy eating a muffin inside of a muffin. The process is the same as the first part.

Wednesday, September 26, 2018

How to get the photo sharing to work

Make sure you have 2 buttons, one labeled "download", and one labeled "upload", an image, and the "RealtimeDB" and "MediaDB" components:


Copy this block code (Make sure Button1 is the download button and Button2 is the upload):



Make a Cloudinary account and verify your email:


Go to your dashboard and copy and paste the Could name, API Key, and API Secret into thunkable:


Now go to Firebase, log in with your google account, and create a new project:


Next from the console, copy the API Key and Database URL (don't use mine) into Thunkable like I show below:


Next from the Firebase console, on the left side, go to Develop > Database and from there create a new database:

From there, at the top, switch to "Realtime Database"


Then go to the "Rules" tab and switch the Read and Write permissions to: "True"


Now test to see if it works. Go on your mobile and upload an image, wait a few seconds then click download to see if you can receive it. If that works than you're ready to try it with another phone :). ALSO: On the second phone make sure all your API keys and URL's are the exact SAME as your first ones.