DeanO | 16 years ago | 10 comments | 4 likes | 8,263 views
Jumbled Letters that rearrange slowly to reveal the title.
The font is "Action Is" which can be found on many Font sites and the accompanying music should be "Hancock's Theme"
Dean
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Deano..great effect...but I keep getting a message that Bluff Titler does not support the 'Action Is' font. But no matter, that is a small thing, the effect is great !
oldman1, 16 years ago
Installing a new font is as easy as copying the .ttf file to the c:\windows\fonts folder. After doing that, the new font is immediately available to all applications, including BluffTitler.
michiel, 16 years ago
Hey Michiel,
The "Play Animation" option is great - you keep adding great features.
Is there any chance of an "Export Thumbnail" to quickly create the Thumbnails for uploading shows, I still find this part of the process a little fiddly!!!
DeanO, 16 years ago
I agree, a menu item FILE / EXPORT AS THUMBNAIL would be very handy. Maybe we can use the same routine to create thumbnails for use in a show browser with thumbnail previews as an alternative to the standard file dialog.
We can make the offline show browser look exactly like the online show browser you can see when you click the PLAY ANIMATION link on this page and press the BROWSE SHOWS button in the menu that follows.
michiel, 16 years ago
I had already downloaded the font before ...it keeps giving the same message....but no matter
oldman1, 16 years ago
Oldman1, does the font show up in other applications, like Notepad or Photoshop?
michiel, 16 years ago
I managed to do it...had to download the font to desktop, open it and delete every file except the .ttf file. Then downloaded that to the windows fonts file. Trying to just extract it caused a secondary file to open up under windows fonts. Everything is now working AND looks great ! I'm already using the effect for my granddaughters birthday !
oldman1, 16 years ago
I'm glad it came in useful - there's another Birthday Title at the link below could be handy for next year! ;o)
DeanO, 16 years ago
