I would consider using cool story, as it looks awesome, but I've been storyboarding an animation that goes for 25 minutes, and I don't think I'm prepared to port that all into the app :/
Maybe next time.
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No problem, that is completely understandable. That also gives it time to grow and iron out bugs (and maybe get wacom pressure sensitivity support) in the mean time :)
is there a mac version for progress? :(
In the .zip file I linked to earlier, you can extract everything, ignore the .exe, and just open the .html file. Actually, people on windows should do that, too. The exe is really just there as a legacy thing in case people like the command line stuff.
...also if you were referring to the CoolStory webapp, it still works in Chrome for Mac.
cool story bro
I initially wanted to make the file extension .bro but I mean, they're xml files, so I didn't want to be a liar or anything.
Thanks, I am so using this!
awesome! :D
OptimistImprisoned
It's too bad that you won't be able to put out more animations. They really are great. But the app looks cool, and it definitely helps as a little thing to show off.
Pahgawk
yeah, one of the things I noticed when looking through the admission requirements for software engineering at the University of Waterloo is that I had to either have good marks in computer science class (I have 95s, which are good, but some people have better marks), good scores on the Canadian Computing Computation (which I haven't done yet, we'll see how that goes), or actual, finished programs that they can look at. I have a bad habit of making small, half-finished apps and such. Well, now I have two finished and useable apps. So that should help.
Once I am in a position where I feel more secure of my future, I'll devote some time to making more animations :)