Jean-Cyprien

Thank you Igor, Happy New Year to you too, to your family and friends, without forgetting WnSoft and PTE. Peace, health, the rest follows Jean-Cyprien

Hi, Merry Christmas to you too, and to your families, to all the members of this forum and a lot of good wishes for all, especially the Peace of nations Jean-Cyprien

Hi, If I understand correctly, the fault is the desynchronization of the wings on the left and right? In this case I think it is the positioning of the key frames which is at issue, the key frames of the wings on the left are not corresponding to those of the wings on the right. I don't think it's a PTE problem.

Hi, Very clever use of text animation. Very interesting results. Well done, and thank you Pascal !

Happy New Year, Igor, your families and WnSoft Team ! It's true that audiovisuals bring people together. Hope this new year brings understanding, peace, health and comfort to people all over the world. And thank you for the New Year's gift : PTE AV Studio 11

Hi, The calculation of the zoom is not very difficult. The screen is 1920 px large. If you have 6 squares, each square is 1920/6=320 px large. When you download the square image (of 512 px or other dimension) it take the all height space, that is 1080 px. 320px represents 100*320/1080=29.6296 ~ 29.63 % All the values of zoom of my first vue are 29.63 % or 320 px In my second vue I reduce the dimension of the square to 285 px that is 100*285/1080=26.3888 % You can have 4 rows of 1080/4=270 px squares, of 7 squares. So you'll have very small black bands of 15 px on the left and right sides It was my choice for my blocks set.

The "calculation"

Try just the pte file, there is not necessary to have other file 18_squares.pte

Hi, If I understood correctly Use Original points pt for PAN and Pixel px for Zoom 18_squares_Dec29-2022_20-13-51.zip

HI Igor, Thank you Igor ! Also Merry Christmas to you, your families, and the WnSoft team. And the Peace all over the world to have a Good and Happy New Year ! A great success to PTE AV Studio 11. Jean-Cyprien

Great ! Thank you Igor.

Hi, Moiré / aliasing is a phenomenon inherent in the digitization of the image, and can be seen for example on a tiled roof (with a repetitive pattern). To remedy this effect, the manufacturers put in front of the sensor, and associated with the infrared filter, an anti-aliasing filter which causes a small blur and thus eliminates moiré/aliasing. But of course, this is at the (slight) detriment of image quality. Except error on my part, Nikon had made two versions of its D800 model. A classic model with an anti-aliasing filter, and a special D800E model without this filter. The D850 model is without filter, and it is convenient for the user to correct the (rare) images which present an effect too sensitive, by adding a little blur. I don't know about the other manufacturers

Thanks, AleAle ! But for me, using PTE is still a pleasure, not a work. The hardest part is coming up with an idea. And congratulations for the beautiful things you do too ! Jean-Cyprien

Hi Gary, Grouping of cubes is done in 1s with a slow down animation speed. To modify this effect it is necessary to intervene on each cube. Which is much more laborious than to develop this animation, because then we use a lot of copy/paste. To read the pteav files, you must start by executing the PteViewerX.exe file, found in the main directory of pte. Jean-Cyprien