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To add a little winter magic feeling on your Desktop is DesktopSnowOK the right program.

"DesktopSnowOK" is a lightweight portable Windows program for 5 or more snow flakes on your windows desktop.

Features
# Very Small
# Low CPU usage
# 5-64 snow flakes
# Adjustable speed
# Several flakes textures (bitmaps)
# Optional alpha transparency
# Optional deactivation by mouse movement or keyboard input
# Optional translation feature
# Portable
# Multilingual

You can try this freeware and if you not satisfied, you can delete it quickly.

Is not a Micro-Staff become, because of the very large PNG images
  
Installation
"DesktopSnowOK" does not have to be installed and can be executed easily from the desktop, and can be carried on a small usb-stick or other memory device. It's a small fun program for all Windows-NT systems.

Employment
Operating systems: Windows 7, Windows Server 2008, Windows Vista, Windows 2003, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows Me, Windows NT

Multilingual
German
English
Brazilian
Portuguese
Nederlands
Dutch
Greek
Español
Perú
Hungarian
Magyar
Slovak
Chinese
Czech
Italian
Slovak
Vietnamese
Român
Français
Swedish
Korean
Russian
Bulgarian
Polish
Lithuanian
Mongolian
Italian
Slovenian

Features: Class Introduction | Zombie Mode | Master / Apprentice System | Title System | Hidden Potential System | More Features
Guides: Beginner's Guide | OBT Guide (NA) | Dragon Nest Fast Leveling Up Guide | Prefix Effect I: Weapon | PVE Majesty Guide | Sea Dragon Nest
Skills: Warrior |  Sorceress  Cleric |  Archer  |  Skill Build
Tools: Skill Simulator  |  Instance Simulator  | Map Simulator  |  EXP Calculator
Instances & PvP: Ultimate Bosses  |  Infinity Update  |  The Next Dragon Nest  |  Large Scale PvP Battle - Guild War
Gear Sets & Fashions: Cerberus Nest Sets | Summer Bikini |  Fashion Show
Cosplay: Halloween Costume Cosplay | SASA QUEEN | Goodbye Geraint

Last year, Indonesian gamers heard alot about the rumor of Dragon Nest's coming to Indonesia, published by PT. Kreon. There was not much clue about it until last February 10, 2012, when PT. Kreon signed agreement with the developer of Dragon Nest, Eyedentity.



This could be a milestone for Indonesian online game industry as it will open the gate to foreign games. The latest news of Dragon Nest Indonesia shows that the waiting is almost over and the game will begin the first closed beta in June 2012. PT. Kreon just announced it at the official website (gemscool).

Dragon Nest is an AMMORPG that offers console quality gameplay, anime style graphics and unique character design.

Thank's to http://blog.cyber4rt.com
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Want the sounds of Sanctuary to accompany you wherever you go? The Diablo III Soundtrack is now available for purchase directly from iTunes! The new album features 23 tracks that score your journey through Sanctuary and beyond, from the familiar guitar that greets you in New Tristram to the epic orchestral arrangements that see you through your trials in the Burning Hells.

Also up on iTunes today: The Music of Diablo 1996-2011, a 17-track collection of some of the series' most memorable musical moments, put together to celebrate Diablo's 15-year anniversary in late 2011. Grab both of these albums, and bask in the hellish harmony.

Diablo III Soundtrack on iTunes
The Music of Diablo 1996-2011 on iTunes

The downloader is 7.0MB and the installer 7.60GB
Shortly after the launch of Diablo III, we’ll be adding a new feature to our official site. Profiles will let you review all of your character information at a glance, share it with others, and check out the accomplishments of the other heroes out there.

You’ll be able to look at your heroes (or your friends’ heroes) from any page on the Diablo III site through our personalized menu. If you’re curious about the exploits of your fellow forum posters, it’ll be a simple matter to click over to their profiles and feel envious of their gear or how long they’ve managed to keep their Hardcore characters alive.

Our first profiles release will include these two elements:
A career tab that displays all of your heroes, how far you’ve progressed in the Diablo III campaign, how many foes you’ve slain, the names and playtimes of your fallen Hardcore heroes, and more.
A heroes tab that shows off your equipment (including dyes, socketed gems, all equipment bonuses, etc.), your attributes and skills, the skills and equipment of your Followers, and more.


 
 

Today we are going to take an object/text, change it from 2D to 3D and give it some realistic effects. We are going to be using Illustrator to create the object, then bring it into Photoshop to add highlights and shadows.




STEP 1

So lets open up Illustrator and create a 5”x5” document. Create some text or a logo. Now you want to make sure you pick a color other than black or white or grays, so that we can pick up some of the shadows on the object.


STEP 2

Alright, now we want to turn our object 3-D, so go to Effect>3-D>Extrude & Bevel. My settings are shown below, but depending on what you are using for an object it may be different. What we are trying to achieve here is an interesting angle. Play around with the settings until you get something you like. Make sure you change around the lighting to get the most amount of contrast to make it easier later on.


STEP 3

That’s all we are going to do in Illustrator, so now copy your image (apple+c) and paste it into a 1680x1050px Photoshop document. Stretch it out to fill the space. Since it is a vector image we can stretch it out when it is first pasted into Photoshop and it will not get distorted. After you press the check box it gets converted to a raster image and will distort, so make sure you get a size you like. You can always make it smaller, just not bigger.


STEP 4

Now we are going to setup a background. So first change the layer name to 3-D text and the hiding it by clicking on the eye on the left side of the layers.


STEP 5
Lets grab this wooden texture here and bring it into our document. Resize it so it fits the size of the document.


STEP 6

We are going to give the wood some darker color, so we are going to go in and grab a dark brown color. Now go to the elliptical marquee tool, set your feather to 100px and make a circle about the size, vertically of the document.


STEP 7

Now press apple + shift + I to select the inverse and fill the space with the brown with option + delete. Change the layer’s blend mode to overlay.


STEP 8

Make a circle, like with the brown, but this time we are going to pick an yellow/orange color and make a circle in the bottom right corner. Fill the circle with the yellow and change the blend mode to overlay.


STEP 9

Take that yellow layer and stretch it out so it fills the area without the brown we filled earlier. Hold down option + shift to keep the yellow in the bottom right.


STEP 10

So at this point our image is starting to have a light source from the bottom right. Lets make it brighter in that corner to really make it look like the thats the source of the light. Lets make a new layer above our yellow one and create a radial gradient from the bottom right corner. Change the blending mode to overlay. Now we need to copy the layer a couple times to make it brighter. So do apple+j twice.


STEP ``

Now it’s time to bring in our logo. Make sure you have your 3-D text clicked, then use your magic wand to click on the face of the type. Make sure the tolerance of the magic wand is at 12. Now press apple + j. This will give you a new layer with the face of the type on it.


STEP 12

Repeat step 11 except, use the magic want to select the sides of the text.


STEP 13

Now we are going to add some highlights and shadows to the face of the text. Lets create a new layer, apple + click on the text face layer to load it. Click on your gradient and select a yellow color, similar to the one we used on the bottom right corner. Click and drag your gradient from the bottom right corner of the text to the top left corner of the text. Change the blend mode to overlay.


STEP 14
With the type face still highlighted, create a new layer and make a smaller gradient using white. Change the blend mode to overlay.


STEP 15

Grab a dark brownish-red color and drag a small gradient from the opposite corner and change the blend mode to multiply.


STEP 16
Now click on the side text layer and press apple + m to pull up the curves window. Set it to something like below, the sides are going to be dark because there isn’t really any light hitting them.


STEP 17

Now we need to figure out what the path of the light is so we can make some shadows. We do this by creating two lines both starting at the bottom right corner, out light source, and touching the corner of the widest spot, ours being the bottom corner on the D and the top corner on the d, like so.


STEP 18

We all know that with Adobe’s new release schedule a major upgrade to Adobe After Effects CS6 is in the works and will be released at some point in 2012, most likely around NAB. You may or may not like Adobe’s new upgrade policy(some definitely don’t like it). Regardless, we all want to know what Adobe has in store for the next version of After Effects. A good hint went up over the weekend on Adobe’s After Effects region of interest blog in a post called “Top After Effects feature requests for the past year or so.”

Let’s read the tea leaves and see if we can take a hint. We’re almost to the end of 2011 when After Effects got a minor upgrade to 5.5. We know 2012 will see a bigger upgrade for After Effects and, as the year is winding down, we get an official Adobe blog post that lists 16 ”of the most common feature requests that we’ve gotten over the past year.” I don’t think anyone can make any future buying decision on a blog post (and an upgrade that addressed all 16 of these requests would be beyond huge) but it seems likely that this is more than a subtle hint at what we might expect out of AE CS6. Below is a bullet list of the features



What's New in After Effects CS6 :
• import of AAF files

• keyboard shortcut editor [hopefully better than the one in Premiere Pro]

• Vector Paint effect

• grouping layers in the Timeline panel [Yes please!]

• variable-width mask feather

• saving projects backward so that they can be opened by a previous version of After Effects

• scopes (waveform and vector) [should be there already]

• better handling of image sequences

• extrusion of vector graphics

• GPU/CUDA acceleration [double Yes please! Mercury engine in AE]

• scaling: better algorithms and ability to choose

• nodal compositing [To really play with the big boys]

• custom zoom values

• import of 3D objects

• After Effects for Linux

• bones and inverse kinematics within Puppet effect

In this tutorial I will show you how to turn an overcast day into a stunningly dramatic scene with sunlight breaking through the clouds. This technique can be used for other applications as well. I originally came up with it when I needed to create shafts of light coming through a canopy of trees. The best part of this technique is that the beams are created from the actual imagery so they look very realistic. Lets get started…^^

Here’s the photo we’re working with (Original)



Step One:

Duplicate the Background photo layer by dragging it to the New Layer Icon at the bottom of the layers palette. Name it ‘Light Beam Base’.

With that layer selected hit CMD + M (or CTRL+M on PC) to apply a curve to it. Apply a harsh curve to it so that we have maximum contrast in the clouds with small areas that go completely white. I am focusing on the area on the top third of the frame slightly to the left. These white areas are going to be where our beams of light come out of the clouds.


Now apply a 2 pixel gaussian blur to that layer ( Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur ).