A fix is needed
Wed Mar 05, 2008 10:18 am
Seems I am not the only one with this problem.
When you add a shadow to a image it will jump in the middle
of a slide like movement. Not good at all.
Needs to be fixed by Photodex.
HunnyB
When you add a shadow to a image it will jump in the middle
of a slide like movement. Not good at all.
Needs to be fixed by Photodex.
HunnyB
Mon Apr 07, 2008 10:41 am
I had a similar problem on my Flower Art show.
If i added a shadow to a png file the shadow wouldn't follow the path of the png file, it changed it's size on it's own and disappeared before the png file was faded out.
Flippin' annoying that was.
Stuart
If i added a shadow to a png file the shadow wouldn't follow the path of the png file, it changed it's size on it's own and disappeared before the png file was faded out.
Flippin' annoying that was.
Stuart
Mon Apr 07, 2008 4:38 pm
You got that right, flippin' annoying
Mon Apr 07, 2008 7:17 pm
I does it with outlines too. I noticed it when there is a mask on a outlined layer with a transition in.
Mon Apr 07, 2008 8:52 pm
Photodex is aware of the problem ... something I reported to them last year ... and walked through it with them... it was repeatable. That doesn't mean they have an answer tho ... and it may not rise to the level of an immediate fix (too low on the totem pole of other fixes...).
Shadows and/or outlines will move of their own accord during layer movement... esp if the xy axes are not locked (or a "ghost version will). Borders on some images also have a mind of their own during movement sometimes as well. Like being many pixels thick during (and sometimes after) movement vs the default 1 px. Sometimes the border reverts back to the 1 px width at the conclusion of movement ... sometimes not.
Dale
Shadows and/or outlines will move of their own accord during layer movement... esp if the xy axes are not locked (or a "ghost version will). Borders on some images also have a mind of their own during movement sometimes as well. Like being many pixels thick during (and sometimes after) movement vs the default 1 px. Sometimes the border reverts back to the 1 px width at the conclusion of movement ... sometimes not.
Dale