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  • Code with your kids

    Here's a world I built under my daughter Milena's (5) direction. She sits on my lap and tells me what to build and I build it. I make some land "It's an island! Where's the ocean" I make some ocean. What should be in the ocean? "A submarine! Make it swim" "A boat...
    Posted to kodu by mattmac on 06-18-2009
    Filed under: camera, screenshot, kodu, screenshots
  • 2D Platformers

    Here's a snap from a sweet little 2D platformer that Brad cooked up to prove out the genre. The two tricks you need for a side-scroller are: - lock a characters motion to a single plane parallel to the screen - lock the camera angle so it can follow a character from a fixed offset The other key is...
    Posted to kodu by mattmac on 06-12-2009
    Filed under: camera, screenshot, sample, kodu, roads, screenshots
  • New Feature: Camera Verbs

    For a long time we had all the camera controls in the 'tweak screens.' You could say things like "automatically follow any user controlled character" or "never follow this character with the camera." The complications on this were subtle and annoying. Among many minor issues...
    Posted to kodu by mattmac on 03-30-2009
    Filed under: features, programming, camera
  • Re: Amazing Editor. . .couldn't be happier

    The only thing I don't like is that the EXIF data about the type of camera, aperture, shutter speed, white balance and so forth is "stripped" from the resulting image. Since almost anyone making panoramas knows that it's best to use "manual" mode to keep the exposure constant...
    Posted to Image Composite Editor by ifi12ican on 10-29-2008
    Filed under: feature, information, EXIF, camera, exposure, shutter speed, white balance, suggestion, improvement
  • Re: ICE Usage Feedback

    The only thing I don't like is that the EXIF data about the type of camera, aperture, shutter speed, white balance and so forth is "stripped" from the resulting image. Since almost anyone making panoramas knows that it's best to use "manual" mode to keep the exposure constant...
    Posted to Image Composite Editor by ifi12ican on 10-29-2008
    Filed under: information, EXIF, camera, exposure
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