Created: around 09-07-2001
Last update: 15-07-2021
(F)KiSS howto's
These are a number of explanations/tutorials, ranging from simple to
complicated, on how to achieve certain effects, mostly through FKiSS. Two of
these were written by tea, who also hosted some of mine at her domain,
www.antagonia.net, until it disappeared. Beginner tutorials 3 to 8 were
formatted to resemble her style, but as of 10-07-2021, they have been
reformatted and rewritten where necessary, tutorials 6 and 8 have been expanded,
and for each tutorial, the FKiSS version(s) involved - there may be solutions,
remarks and/or examples for different versions - have been specified. (The
standards, defined in UltraKiSS, of FKiSS5, FKiSS5
Extensions and UltraKiSS Extensions have been bundled into "UKiSS".)
Note: terms like "beginner" and "advanced" are of course relative; the
"beginner" tutorials on my page were the "advanced" one's on tea's, not because
she knows less about FKiSS (she's made some very technically innovative dolls)
but because she wrote them to help beginning artists.
- Beginners
- colour cycling (by tea): FKiSS
- randomized stuff (by tea): FKiSS
- three ways to stop a rapidly cycling alarm:
FKiSS, FKiSS2.1, FKiSS3
- colour cycling - refinements: FKiSS, FKiSS1b, FKiSS4
- blinking with different eyelid colours: FKiSS
- version testing: FKiSS, FKiSS2, FKiSS2.1, FKiSS3
- triggering collision after page change: FKiSS2,FKiSS3
- using snap-to and turning it off: FKiSS2, FKiSS2.1, FKiSS3, FKiSS4
- tiling cels: KiSS,
FKiSS4, UKiSS
- the ghosting test: FKiSS3, FKiSS4
- too many colours and a use for palette groups:
KiSS, FKiSS, FKiSS2
- popping up a notice: FKiSS, FKiSS1b, FKiSS2, UKiSS
Empty, until I've written the "How to make a slide puzzle" tutorial.
See also How I made jigsaw puzzles to play
on the computer, most of which is about making a KiSS jigsaw puzzle set for
FKiSS versions 1 to 4.
