My latest CCF

[Rob H]

Here's just a taster of my latest CCF - taking longer than I'd like since I have to fit in work on it when I can. Note the reflections of the cover images.

[jwilson56]

That is cool... how did you do the reflections?

[Rob H]

Requires the use of the latest mediabridge (and NR preferably).

Added an extra image variable button to the frame using MP.GACL.Items[<LoopIndex>].Transformed.Image as the image variable, that is one third the height of the original cover image.

When creating the GAC I add the following parameter to the table

Transform=Mirror:Y;Fade:Down;Height:33

That tells Mediabridge to mirror the cover image in the Y direction, fade it to transparent downwards and make it 33% of the height of the original.

It's also probably a good idea for quality reasons to convert to the latest CCF format and use the new image variable properties to shrink the images only and maintain aspect ratio.

[etron]

Looks great!

Btw, you can not see this image without being forced to log in. It might make more sense (from a marketing perspective) to allow guests to see images, since NetRemote is all about design. Just my 2 cents.

[Rob H]

Thanks.

That's a good point, I'm not sure whether the BBS software we use supports that option - that's one for Ron.

[maxthebuilder]

Is it going to be released? At least a sample?

Here's just a taster of my latest CCF - taking longer than I'd like since I have to fit in work on it when I can. Note the reflections of the cover images.

[pfeifer]

Is it going to be released? At least a sample?

For me too.....
Pfeifer

[Rob H]

Probably, yeah, once I've done a bit more work on it.

[VicVonDoom]

Nice Work! Only one word describes this feature "Mmmmmmm"!!
I can see a lot of fancy ccf's being fashioned now - Just when we thought they were nearly finished!

Any danger of posting a quick sample showing us how use this new fangled Ipod-ism? Does it slow down the GACing much?

[Rob H]

See msg #3 in this thread - that's pretty much it.