Gamsy

Here's a gif of an example of this use-case.

Example gif of the concept I am trying to wrap my head around. Shows some specific frames then loops the full movement.

The icons are all .png files, not shape layers. As you can see, the shelf icons overlap. Due to the transparency of the .png you can see other shelf icons through the books on the shelf. With the old method of using track mattes, the way I would have dealt with this was:

1. Make an adjustment layer
2. Add a mask to it tracing the books that I want to "cut out" of the other two shelf icons
3. Move the adjustment layer above the second shelf icon
4. Parent the adjustment layer to the f

I am a video editor and a client who wants me to put together a video for him that uses footage he gathered from 100 different families who all uploaded their videos into an iCloud album that he then shared with me.

The problem is, I don't have a Mac. So when I click the link to "subscribe" to the shared album, I am only able to view the album on the icloud.com site, which is not helpful because the videos show up 1 by 1 and there's no way - that I can tell at least - to batch download them all. I can only download each individual video which would take forever. I can't simply "sync" this shared album to my iPhone and download to my iPhone as it's 100+ GB. I downloaded

So I’m watching this for the first time and am a little confused about the part where Alphonse sacrifices his body for Ed. It’s not the sacrifice that I don’t get, it’s WHY he had to do it.

Why couldn’t May run over and start beating the crap out of the clearly weakened father? Or the soldiers start shooting? Or Greed start ripping him apart? Or Hohenheim use alchemy to make a barrier? Or literally ANYBODY else do anything to stop father? Alphonse and May talk for a while and set up the Alkahestry, all while father slowly limps over to Ed. Why was the ONLY course of action that Al give up his body to regrow Ed’s arm? Ed ended up beating the crap out of father, who barely resisted at all. An

So since the whole central structure of the Devs building is suspended via electromagnets, and there are no pipes or wires of any kind connecting to it, how is there running water like they show Sergei using after his freak-out? If that central room/structure were bigger I could maybe believe some sort of self-contained system, but it seems way too small for something like that. Am I ignorant to some other way to have running water that's more compact? Or is it just another thing I should suspend belief for and chalk it up to "eh, they're super high tech"?

I know this is a dumb thing to get hung up on but I just had the thought and wondered if anyone else noticed this.

I’m a salaried full-time employee in a mid-size tech company in Utah and am paid $39,000 with a vague producer title. I have over 5 years experience in the industry and have basically always filled a “preditor” role going out on shoots and then editing. My team is small but will likely grow this coming year. My boss has said he wants me to remain the “lead editor” as we grow. I am planning on meeting with my boss to discuss the changes as we grow and how I fit into them.

Problem is, I feel like the role is hard to define in that I’m typically shooting, editing, grading, doing DIT work, managing the team (only 1 other person besides me for now), and creating process for our team to work wit

Here's what I remember about it:

- It was made somewhere in the late 90's or very early 00's

- It was for PC (not sure if it was on any other platforms, I don't think it was)

- Fixed isometric view

- Cars were very blocky in appearance

- Winning races earned you money, which let you purchase weapons or traps for your car.

- There were machine guns, missles, oil slick traps, EMP traps, and more that you could attach to your car and use to try to slow down/blow up opponents cars.

- I'm pretty sure there was no multiplayer at all, if there was, it might have been a shared keyboard co-op or something.

I've looked through tons of lists online of racing games and can't find it anywh

I just bought my first Razer product; the Cynosa (not the pro version). All buttons in a row from ESC to Scroll Lock don't work (though Pause Break does). Tilde key also doesn't work. The RGB/Chroma works fine for the keys, they just don't register when I hit them.

I've tried reinstalling Synapse and drivers, tried multiple USB ports, rebooted several times, and still no response from those keys. Any ideas on if it's a hardware or software issue?