The 2CaSS Archive

Simple Story Backgrounds

I've been making a collection of backgrounds to use with the 'Simple' template.

 

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St George creations by pupils

On April 23rd, some pupils at Porchester Junior School used 2CaSS to create their own digital stories about St. George after learning all about him. These are a few of their creations;

New Search Facility

We've added a new search system to the archive (see the right of the screen) that now allows you to search through all the posts, pages and comments easily and quickly. Simply type in your request, press enter and see the difference!

Ready Made Characters, Part Five

Here are some random character creations for use in various presentations.

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*The bride's dress is off white at the moment so that it does not disappear into the white background. Once you have put it into a presentation you can change the colour to white.

Don't forget that you can change the colours within 2CaSS using the colour pallete.

Ready Made Characters, Part Four

Here are some characters to use when you want to make a presentation about Winter.

 

Don't forget that you can change the colours within 2CaSS using the colour pallete.

   

Ready Made Characters, Part Three

Here are some characters to use when you want to make a presentation about Easter.

Don't forget that you can change the colours within 2CaSS using the colour pallete.

Ready Made Characters, Part Two

Here are a set of characters to use when you want to make a presentation based around Robin Hood.

 

Don't forget that you can change the colours within 2CaSS using the colour pallete.

Ready Made Characters, Part One

Here are some characters to use when you want to make a presentation about pirates.

Don't forget that you can change the colours within 2CaSS using the colour pallete.

Character Creation

This site - http://sp-studio.de/ - allows you to create great South Park-esque characters for use in your 2CaSS presentations. When you've made a character, print screen the page (use the PRTSCR function on your computer), copy it into an image program, and crop. 

Once you use the character within 2CaSS, you should be able to select the outer (white) background and make it transparent using the chequerboard pattern within the 2CaSS tools.

 

Hiding the next page before you scroll

The scroll template is a great way to tell a historical story - it looks so much better being written on a scrolling parchment!

However, when embedding the flash file into a webpage it can result in the previous and next pages becoming visible either side of the current page;

After having a go at hiding the next pages with code, and speaking to 2Simple, in the end the following code will hide the next page before you scroll to it (hiding the previous page is still a problem)

_root.bodger2._width=500;

The "500" value should hide the next page completely, but if you are using a wide monitor you may need to increase this value more.

Right click the green triangle and place the code there for it to work on all pages in your presentation.

You can see these examples here (without the code) and here (with the code)