Tutorials

Advertise here with BSA Tooltips are tiny user interface elements which are very useful in displaying information "on request" without breaking the attention/focus. WRD had previously featured qTip and it now has a new version, qTip2 , with lots of improvements and new, exciting features. The plugin can display the tooltip in any position wanted , plays nicely with image maps and they can be set to follow any element (handy for drag 'n' dropped and animated items) or mouse. Tooltips...Read Full Story

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This is a simple tutorial on how you can make a statue from a portrait with Photoshop. It is highly recommended if you’re using a close up portrait of a woman/man. You can download the  stone texture image  for free at Free Stockphotos.com Have fun! Step1.  Open your portrait (file>open or ctrl+o) Step 2.  Desaturate your photo; image>adjustments>desaturate or shift+control+u Step 3.  Open your stone texture file, and drag it into your face photo. Change the layer blend mode to multiply. Step...Read Full Story

Advertise here via BSA Poshy Tip jQuery Plugin is a tooltip plugin that allows easily creating stylish tooltips . With Poshy Tip you can position the tips relative to the mouse cursor or to the target element and align them in every possible way horizontally and vertically. Poshy Tip supports using a function for returning the tooltip content and the script also passes an update callback function as an argument to this function. Follow this link: Another Stylish Tooltips jQuery PluginRead Full Story

Collision detection is a branch of algorithms that checks whether two shapes overlap. If you build physics or action games with ActionScript, you will certainly not escape acquaintance with this topic. This is the first of the series regarding collision detection. In this Quick Tip, we shall look at ActionScript’s built-in collision detection method, , and write our own to detect overlap between two circles. Final Result Preview This is the final SWF we will create in this Quick Tip...Read Full Story