guys.
I need some help with some Ai thingy. Recently I try converted Ai file into png and it works fine but later I found out that some of the fonts have changed and so the proportions become off. I tried to review back to my Ai design and everything was fine there, proportioned wise etc. I tried using other converter and none of it works. if it works, the same problem occurs. I need to know if anyone can help me with it.
In Illustrator, use "Export..." from File menu and select PNG as the file type. In the export settings, choose the highest DPI setting and consider the other options in that dialog if you are not happy with the result.
This will render out a PNG with the same fonts and should look like what the file looks like on your computer.
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i've got an image with detached body parts, 1 file showing where each one is and another showing where they go and how they move. it looks like it was made in spine.
those files are from a unity game
i've found a tool (https://lib.haxe.org/p/OpenFl-Animate-Atlas-Player/1.9.3) that i thought would do exactly that but it seems to not work, or i don't know the correct terminology with which to search for
so if anybody knows a tool that can convert those files into a gif/video it'll help a lot
if i left something out here are the files themselves: https://mega.nz/folder/ko01xQjI#pfiVzEf9Oy1q1hINwSwUhA
It may sound like other questions related to this matter but I don't have any problems opening rectangular .png files. Seems like my computer has problems only with non-rectangular pictures (e.g. triangular play button without the background). What can be done? I think there's no need to provide a reproducible example. Appreciate all the help.
EDIT: the error is as follows
I think you forgot to put your picture in your project folder because I once made that mistake for a game that I made. You should also maybe remove Resources/res/ from the loadFromFile code.
I'm using rectangle and circle shapes with textures loaded form file without problem, transparent .png's too. If you are absolutelly sure that your code is correct, you got correct file address etc.. Maybe there is a problem with image. Try to load some another image where you 100% know that it works fine. Maybe your antivirus is messing with your projects,. Check if you have exception for your project directories. I could be more specific if you provide some code of your attempt to us.
I have been asked to edit a few videos for a group which is outside of my developer skill set. I have settled upon Blender version 2.79 and have managed to make all of the changes and have the finished item that I am happy with.
I put the settings in according to the Excellent Mikeycal Meyers YouTube tutorials but the output, rendered from HD quality, was horrendously pixelated. I updated the settings according to the last 2,79 update video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrpWJZsZpBk&index=31&list=PLjyuVPBuorqIhlqZtoIvnAVQ3x18sNev4
But now I do not seem to get an output file at all, any thoughts please?
Render settings
File without extension
I'm trying to use tesseract from command line to run OCR on the content of an opened window. In particular I'm willing to read the text typed into a current opened Notepad window.
I've read the documentation and the wiki here: http://code.google.com/p/tesseract-ocr/w/list
but I didn't find anything that helped me in this project, further more I've also searched here for similar questions ( there are many about OCR) but nothing seems to work/ be applicable in my case.
Is it feasible?
I'm mainly a PHP coder (coding just for fun) and have no experience in non-web languages.
Thanks in advance.
Tesseract is designed to take a TIFF image as input and know nothing about the Windows or screen Device Contexts. So you would need to add code to locate the windows handle for the Notepad window , perform a screen capture and clip the window based on the current window size reported by Windows and save the resulting image to a file. This image will most likely be black and white which will make it easier to OCR as I suspect Tesseract 2.0 only works with B/W Images. The next problem will be Tesseract gving poor results due to the low DPI (resolution) of the source image.
To evaluate the suitability of your approach I would perform some manual tests by opening Notepad, taking screenshots, opening the screenshots in MSPaint, clipping the text you want to OCR, save the clipped image to a TIFF or BMP and send this file to Tesseract. This could save you a lot of time and effort if the results are not as good as you need or expect.
I'm trying to write a eBook, for the iPhone, using PDF format.
The problem is, I can't create a PDF with 5 cm x 5 cm (example).
I've tried Adobe Acrobat Pro 9. Didn't work, since it is not possible to custom the paper size.
I've tried Pages 08, but it's also not possible (it's possible to set the custom size, but it doesn't work, might be a bug).
I've tried Microsoft Word. The generated PDF is a mess... Doesn't work right.
So.. I can't create a PDF, with a custom paper size. This is nuts... There must be a tool or something that works right.
Anyone knows any tool that works well?
Thanks
On the Mac (since the underlying drawing system Quartz is based on the same ancestor as PDF), you can always generate PDFs by doing Print->Save as PDF...
This generally gives good results.
I have only a suggestion, but maybe open office?
Given that the iPhone resolution is 320 x 360px with a resolution of 163ppi we need to optimise print settings before exporting our document to PDF. I’m tipping most people will view their document with the iphone orientated in landscape mode so we’ll base our document width on 360px.
So here’s the settings you need to use when exporting or printing your document to PDF:
Width: 125mm x 225mm.
That’s it. Now just print your document to PDF using a PDF printer driver like doPDF and email the document to your iPhone.
Have a look at latex. You can typeset the document to any size that you want. http://www.latex-project.org/