Snow Transformation Pack Makes Your Windows Desktop Look Like Mac OS X
Jan 1 2012 Update DO NOT INSTALL THIS OUT OF DATE TRANSFORMATION PACK. There is now a updated one on the Internet. If you want to the real thing/McCoy, check out my NEW hackintosh channel. Nov 2, 2011 Update: Hackintosh www.youtube.com Facebook!!! goo.gl My review of Windows X’s Live Snow Leopard Transformation Pack 1.0. Lifehacker Article lifehacker.com Windows X Live Team www.winxsoft.com Update 1: Taskbar only sits at the top if you change it to either the left or right appearance changes back between Windows 7 bar and MACOSX interface. Flicking dock icons flicker in upper left hand corner of screen. UAC (User Account Control) must be off for 3rd party apps to run in background or else you get errors and you may not see interface options when you try to use your OS functions to correct them again. Leave your comments below and thank you for watching.
Video Rating: 3 / 5
This video displays some gameplay from Scriptless – a 3D animation video game sample I created as a final year project for my course in Multimedia and Computer Games Development. The game expands upon a technique used by Riemer Grootjan to create a game world using textured quads. The tutorial can be found here: www.riemers.net All models in the game were created by me using the 3D modelling software Blender, with the exeption of the avatar and the garden fence – both of which are samples. A tutorial on modelling for XNA using Blender can be found here: www.stromcode.com It is important to take into account that the version of Blender being used makes a difference to how the instructions should be followed. The game makes use of Microsoft’s Game State Management Sample. The sample contains a menu system and allows screens to be loaded and dumped at runtime. The sample can be found here: create.msdn.com The animated avatar is a sample provided by Microsoft. Had time permitted, I would have created my own in Blender. The sample can be found here:create.msdn.com Implementing the model into the game proved difficult. My questions (which were fully answered thanks to the members of apphub) to the forum can be found here: forums.create.msdn.com – hopefully it helps. There are many other users who experienced some difficulty with the animated model as I don’t think it was Microsoft’s intention that the model would be incorporated into existing games. I hope to develop the game …
Video Rating: 4 / 5
