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[CDailey]

Hello. I was bored a few days ago so I made w website using Geocities. I was just doing it for fun. But know I think I want to take it a step further. So that is why i want your opinion's

Here is the site.

 

[Concept]

No link.

 

[CDailey]

There is now

 

[Concept]

Sorry, the page requested was not found.


[Edit] Link works now, nice site. [/Edit]

 

[CDailey]

It can be found now. I forgot one of the "w"s in the "www".

 

[CDailey]

Thanx Concept. There is still a whole lot of work left to do

 

[Concept]

Originally posted by Omega Star
Thanx Concept. There is still a whole lot of work left to do

I can tell.

 

[CDailey]

 

[Matrixhasu77]

Looks pretty good so far.

 

[CDailey]

I just updated it about 2 minutes ago if anyone is interested.

 

[Solid Fro]

You're very good at Photoshop, so you should have no problem building a webpage. Your funny pic of the week really cheered me up today.

 

[CDailey]

Originally posted by Viper Zero
You're very good at Photoshop, so you should have no problem building a webpage. Your funny pic of the week really cheered me up today.

Thank you for the compliment. I'm glad it made you feel better

One question though. How exactly would me being good at Photoshop aid me in designing a webpage?

 

[Viper_Maniac]

Not bad. I like it. I also finally got that dark green wallpaper.

 

[CDailey]

Originally posted by viper_maniac
Not bad. I like it. I also finally got that dark green wallpaper.

I'm glad you finally got it. Although it took about 2 weeks

 

[Shannon]

Originally posted by Omega Star
Thank you for the compliment. I'm glad it made you feel better

One question though. How exactly would me being good at Photoshop aid me in designing a webpage?

You can design templates in Photoshop. You can create background images in Photoshop. You can even create a 1024x768 image in Photoshop, add text and stuff to the image in Photoshop and save it as a HTML webpage in Photoshop. I don't know how you'd go about links though.

To make a HTML file, go to Save for Web and select JPEG, click Save and select either HTML and Images or HTML Only.

 

[CDailey]

Originally posted by Eddy
You can design templates in Photoshop. You can create background images in Photoshop. You can even create a 1024x768 image in Photoshop, add text and stuff to the image in Photoshop and save it as a HTML webpage in Photoshop. I don't know how you'd go about links though.

To make a HTML file, go to Save for Web and select JPEG, click Save and select either HTML and Images or HTML Only.

I just might do that Although it would take quite a bit of practice because i know 0 html

[off subject]The guy that owns PhotoshopJunkie made PJ v3.0 entierly in Photoshop. I used to have the image, and let me say that the new version of PJ is gonna blow your mind![/off subject]

 

[Shannon]

Originally posted by Omega Star
I just might do that Although it would take quite a bit of practice because i know 0 html

[off subject]The guy that owns PhotoshopJunkie made PJ v3.0 entierly in Photoshop. I used to have the image, and let me say that the new version of PJ is gonna blow your mind![/off subject]

He would have made all the background images, banners, etc in Photoshop and then have it coded in a HTML editor (like Frontpage or Dreamweaver.

I know hardly any HTML either. I use Dreamweaver which codes it for me. All I do is the mouse clicking really.

 

[CDailey]

Originally posted by Eddy
He would have made all the background images, banners, etc in Photoshop and then have it coded in a HTML editor (like Frontpage or Dreamweaver.

I know hardly any HTML either. I use Dreamweaver which codes it for me. All I do is the mouse clicking really.

Great My dad has Dreamweaver. I'll see if I can bum a copy off him

 

[Shannon]

Dreamweaver is like Photoshop. It is nearly impossible to work out at first but as you continue to work through it, you'll get the hang of it. Flash is the same - but that was because I didn't read any of the lessons.

 

[Acid X]

Not bad.

 

[CDailey]

Originally posted by Eddy
Dreamweaver is like Photoshop. It is nearly impossible to work out at first but as you continue to work through it, you'll get the hang of it. Flash is the same - but that was because I didn't read any of the lessons.

Oh. My dad always said that it was too hard to learn. I have Flash 5 and it's not that hard to learn.

 

[Shannon]

Originally posted by Omega Star
Oh. My dad always said that it was too hard to learn. I have Flash 5 and it's not that hard to learn.

Nothing is too hard to learn. Give him a copy of 3DS Max and that'll make him eat his words.

 

[CDailey]

Originally posted by Eddy
Nothing is too hard to learn. Give him a copy of 3DS Max and that'll make him eat his words.

I need a copy first!



Are you any good in 3DS Max?

 

[Shannon]

Originally posted by Omega Star
I need a copy first!



Are you any good in 3DS Max?

Nope. I can only create the basics like spheres.

 

[Shannon]

Here is a marble I made in 3DS Max. Its just a sphere with a marble material applied to it.

 

[Solid Fro]

3DS Max is HARD. There are so many different options and variables that you can apply, I don't think anyone can memorize them all. I'm trying to figure out how the lighting works right now.

 

[Shannon]

I uninstalled it not long back because I couldn't work it out. I just recently installed it.

 

[Acid X]

3DSMax is a lost cause. I tried it for a week and gave up.

ZModeler is MUCH easier, and free, too. Noting that it doesnt have all the "spiff" factors of 3DS, its easy to learn, and if your just looking to make simple models, take up zmod.

 

[Shannon]

Zmod I couldn't even work out how to make a sphere. I made a table with a teapot, spring, box and capsule on it llast night. The table even had a wood grain effect. It was pretty trendy.

 

[rjensen11]

I would change your opening line from "I am Omega-Star", it just is too cheesey. Um, yeah, also try to learn HTML coding, that helps a lot.