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socialgiraffe;66565 wrote:Hi Paul

Would it be possible to send the animated gif as an email (either attachment or in the body of the email)?

Now that's a good idea for those like me who don't have an online shop......I'm interested if it can be done.

socialgiraffe;66565 wrote:Hi Paul

Would it be possible to send the animated gif as an email (either attachment or in the body of the email)?

well... Yes. If is hosted on your server then you can include it in body if you use html for sending your emails. If not then as a attachment. Easy to do.

Well I will have one then

I need to speak to Chris about setting up a couple of websites for me as my last one was set up in 1998 and has not been touched since!

Still have not done anything with PRESSITON so will get cracking soon


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Do you have these on your website Paul, as I went looking, and could only find the rotator - not the animator.

Not yet John. Will add it tonight. But it looks same as 3d mug rotator but no edition options for text etc... And instead saving working area, this one save rotating mug in animated gif

Paul, This sounds a much cleaner idea than the precious version.

I couldn't buy the original because I built my little site in Adobe Muse - all drag n drop, no indication of folder structure - I wouldn't have known how to get it to work.

Even in drag and drop there is paths for every single image and directory aded. But you would need someone who would paste the html code for you.

Animator is web based too. But is good to keep it hidden as other may use your animator to create they own 3d mugs... This one will come as a ready made page. All you do is just choice where to upload it and is ready to go.

I've not seen the paths/folder structure - still learning tho:-) , so it might be there…

I like the look of the new one, even thought both are a great idea. Money's a bit tight at the moment but will certainly seriously consider getting it.

Paul;66562 wrote:Yes. £9.99 :d

is ready now

How does it work Paul?

Is it a stand alone program that runs from a pc to generate gifs or does it need to be uploaded onto a server and ran from there?
Also, will it create the animation as an mpeg (or another video file) instead of a gif?

Many thanks - looks very clean and sharp