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What do you guys think of my Sig?
What do you guys think?
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Wrong section.
Its average, all you did was animate some letters?
Its average, all you did was animate some letters?
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How is it the wrong section? He does not have a collection of GFXs to "Showoff" He is just asking for advice.
@Topic, agree just looks like a simple animation to a couple letters. It would be better if you added more color though.
This is for talk about graphics, hes showing off his sig and asking what people think of it, if you ever had been here before you'd know it doesnt belong here
@OP - Yeah, the typing effect is nice but it needs to not be black, andgive it more effects.
Apples and oranges.
As for the sig, there isn't really much to judge. It's relatively simple, although plain and simple is usually the best
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Ok guys thanks for your suggestions. I will add more colors later
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Just a suggestion, you should animate the letters as if someone is typing them, and then, when it's all the way spelled out, leave it spelled out with the cursor blinking for a few seconds, and then make it look like whoever typed it, erased it.
Easy way to get the feel is to type it a few times yourself and see how much time there between typing each letter.
Lastly, you should find a different font. Find something that is really... computer-y, like this. The cursor type you've animated there is usually associated with extremely simple interfaces. This site's a good example.
http://www.aperturescience.com/
Easy way to get the feel is to type it a few times yourself and see how much time there between typing each letter.
Lastly, you should find a different font. Find something that is really... computer-y, like this. The cursor type you've animated there is usually associated with extremely simple interfaces. This site's a good example.
http://www.aperturescience.com/
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