First Alice World

**First Alice World -** 09-05-2009, 04:21 PM

For my first programming project I chose PP1.7 the Medieval scene. The first challenge I had was locating the Medieval gallery. I don't know if it is my computer or the program, but when I try to use the scroll bar to browse the gallery it either jumps across them at lightening speed or it actually starts draging the folder that is at the right of the screen into an infinate blur.

I tried to use the search tool and first typed "Medieval", with no results. After changing my search to "Wizard" and "Troll", I was able to licate the characters I needed.

I did run into a problem when I tried to use the "Capture Pose" method that was discussed in the "More to Explore" section, I could not figure out how to maneuver only certian parts of the character using the mouse tools. If anyone one has any advice on this I would greatly appreciate it.

Aside from these two challenges, I didn't have any real problems creating the movements needed. I had a lot of fun and even got to laugh as I experimented with the direction and amount of movements to use.

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FSavage Guest Status: Posts: n/a	First Alice World - 09-05-2009, 04:21 PM For my first programming project I chose PP1.7 the Medieval scene. The first challenge I had was locating the Medieval gallery. I don't know if it is my computer or the program, but when I try to use the scroll bar to browse the gallery it either jumps across them at lightening speed or it actually starts draging the folder that is at the right of the screen into an infinate blur. I tried to use the search tool and first typed "Medieval", with no results. After changing my search to "Wizard" and "Troll", I was able to licate the characters I needed. I did run into a problem when I tried to use the "Capture Pose" method that was discussed in the "More to Explore" section, I could not figure out how to maneuver only certian parts of the character using the mouse tools. If anyone one has any advice on this I would greatly appreciate it. Aside from these two challenges, I didn't have any real problems creating the movements needed. I had a lot of fun and even got to laugh as I experimented with the direction and amount of movements to use.