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RE: Synfig 0.61.06

2007-09-16T17:03:54Z

You can get to know synfig by reading the wiki, downloading it and playing around.

RE: Synfig 0.61.06

2007-09-14T01:59:08Z

I do not know synfig

RE: Synfig 0.61.06

2007-08-29T16:39:54Z

thank you

RE: Synfig 0.61.06

2007-07-26T16:13:55Z

Andy: excellent, please join the IRC channel and mailing lists and let us know about any work you may have done on synfig.

RE: Synfig 0.61.06

2007-07-23T12:24:58Z

I have been keeping track of Synfig since late last year. I am a double-major in mathematics and computer science and I would be willing to help out a little bit here and there - C++ is certaintly not my perfered language, but I can work in it (I have most of my experience with java and I am a smalltalk guy at heart). I can work a bit before the summer is up and school starts again... after that I can't guarentee how much time I will be able to put towards it (unless you can give me a great year-long senior project dealing with math and computer science that I could write and contribute... that would be great!)

RE: Synfig 0.61.06

2007-07-08T16:30:36Z

Without 'export '. That is Linux shell script syntax.

RE: Synfig 0.61.06

2007-07-08T12:33:00Z

Like this? http://www.cartoonmonkey.com/sfg.jpg

No dice with the above.

RE: Synfig 0.61.06

2007-07-07T16:22:42Z

caroonmonkey: If you mean the draw tool, see the last item in the FAQ (just updated it with a link to a page about setting environment variables on windows).

RE: Synfig 0.61.06

2007-07-07T15:13:08Z

Is there an easy way to enable the pressure sensitive brush stroke in the windows build? I like to live dangerously.

RE: Synfig 0.61.06

2007-07-06T05:11:28Z

Have y'all considered a possible timeline for introducing some sort of training solutions? Video tutorials for free would be great, of course, but at this time I'm particularly referring to some kind paid “in-person” training programs (twice a year, depending on interest?) that can help new people learn to use the software effectively and quickly while providing a revenue source that helps support development.

Just curious.

RE: Synfig 0.61.06

2007-06-28T13:11:25Z

Looks promising Madsen, in all it's X11 glory hehe. Keep up the good work Madsen, same goes for the rest of the Synfig team!

RE: Synfig 0.61.06

2007-06-27T18:14:19Z

Why on earth do the underscores get cut out?!?

Anyways, here they are again with names without underscores this time.

http://lillesvin.googlepages.com/synfig-osx1.png http://lillesvin.googlepages.com/synfig-osx2.png

Hope this works out better.

RE: Synfig 0.61.06

2007-06-27T18:04:36Z

@ Alan Horkan Thanks! It appears that some underscores mysteriously disappeared from between ‘osx’ and ‘new’. The working URLs are: http://lillesvin.googlepages.com/synfig-osxnew1.png and http://lillesvin.googlepages.com/synfig-osxnew2.png Don't know what happened in the paste.

And I agree with you on the square and gradient icons - they are confusingly alike. Perhaps making the gradient fade from completely black to completely white would help a little.

RE: Synfig 0.61.06

2007-06-27T16:48:28Z

Always great to see progress being made on Synfig.

Not so sure about the icons. They are a great start but using grey for both the Gradient and the other icons means it looks confusingly like the Square. It should be possible to use a few more colours while still staying within the Tango palette. A high contrast monochrome theme would be useful though and I do hope these are just a start of new graphics for Synfig and part of a move to allowing users to use standard themes. The icon naming specification may not get the attention but in truth it is the vital technically important part of Tango as it make so much else possible.

@Madsen the linked screenshots in your comment no longer seem to be working.

RE: Synfig 0.61.06

2007-06-27T07:04:52Z

Yeah, I'm back on the mac-build. Sorry for leaving everyone in the dark - it won't happen again.

Yesterday I built Synfig Core and Synfig Studio on an Intel Mac (10.4.10), which turned out fine. Now I just need to figure out how to best make an app-bundle out of it. As of now, it seems that the bundle will come to a size of some 70 MB and I suspect it can be done a LOT smaller - I just don't know how.

Anyways, it's running on OS X now! See: http://lillesvin.googlepages.com/synfig-osxnew1.png http://lillesvin.googlepages.com/synfig-osxnew2.png

RE: Synfig 0.61.06

2007-06-27T03:48:40Z

madsen was looking at it, but then he went offline for ages. He just came online again today, so hopefully he will work on it. We need to find new hosting for the wiki and other infrastructure so that more people have access to it so they can fix things.

RE: Synfig 0.61.06

2007-06-26T18:02:42Z

How's the Mac build getting along? Did someone volunteer to work on it? I can't provide any assistance since I have no experience in programming. I can't wait till a Mac version is ready, SynFig has had my attention for a while but I've never had the opportunity to test it. Would like to help a bit with the wiki and such. Talking of which will you be applying a prettier style sheet for the wiki in the future cus it's looking a bit grim at the moment.

RE: Synfig 0.61.06

2007-06-24T11:26:22Z

Congatulation to the team ! it is the fist chapter of a long story... people are going to ear about synfig. Thanks !