I start this post thinking about the request for a new version. Not only "corrections" but one more step: How do ypu chage CorelDRAW to develop a more powerful program? what kind of features, programs, tools, effects, dou you want? 3D features? Web design? page layout? not only "the same of other programs", but think on something differnte: what other programs can't do, and what CorelDRAW can do differente.
This wishlist idea is for elementary animation and comes in two related parts:
a) In CorelDraw, be able to blend between objects across multiple pages pages rather than just within the same page, ie:
b) Be able to export multipage documents to appropriate animation formats:
This would be a substantially more user-friendly way to create simple animation than having to cut and paste bits of an animation into photopaint as at present.
Probable embellishments as optional selections:
harryLondon said: This wishlist idea is for elementary animation and comes in two related parts: a) In CorelDraw, be able to blend between objects across multiple pages pages rather than just within the same page, ie: Add an extra checkbox on the blend toolbar to define the blend as multipage. The number of steps in the blend determines how many pages the blend crosses, with one element of the blend appearing on each page. When displaying the intermediate pages, we see the current blend step as solid and, while that object is selected, the other steps of the blend as dotted outlnes. b) Be able to export multipage documents to appropriate animation formats: Animated gif Animated favicons at various standard sizes Avi, Mov etc This would be a substantially more user-friendly way to create simple animation than having to cut and paste bits of an animation into photopaint as at present. Probable embellishments as optional selections: non-linear spread over the blend to simulate acceleration blurring/antialiasing of the moving object to make it visually smoother. allow static objects to be defined as multipage (toolbar specifies number of pages) for objects which repeat without movement.
HI Harry.
I love it. Super idea. Don't forget onion skinning across pages. That would be the icing on the cake!
I'm all for this idea!
~John