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[Penny O'Rorke]

sorry - forgot the attatchment.....

[Penny O'Rorke]

sorry - forgot the attatchment.....

[Christine Farrelly]

A very lovely picture and congratulations on the grandchild - but more info please.

Christine

[Judi A]

Very clever too.

Yes, more info please on how the game is played.

I made one of my Elizabeth mudgkins and have various sets of clothes my granddaughter can put on it. Next I made appropriate backgrounds, i.e. a beach scene for bathing apparel. This is too complicated unless I'm with her as it involves hiding or revealing layers. I rather gave up on it.

Judi

[Egg Bramhill]

Your grandaughter is very lucky. The picture has great charm and a lot to fasinate a young mind. The whole image would export well to Flash, where you could add some very easy interaction.
Egg

[RTK]

...cheerful... there is a lot of things to discover in your illustration. I think you have gotten all the things that the little ones enjoy, in to the image.

How can it not be a winner?

Risto

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[Bob C.]

How Nice!

Another grandchild and another fun Xara illustration! Congratulation Penny!

Bob C.

[Penny O'Rorke]

......it was certainly fun to do.

Christine and Judi - it's all very basic! Just a case of selecting something, then moving it(with arrow keys - she can't do mouse yet), say, bird to tree, boy into car, cat up tree, girl picks flowers, etc., etc., while telling a sort of story to match. I think it will grow with her becaue she can learn colour changing, flipping etc. Her older brother pretends he's too grown-up but actually quite enjoys it.

And the ball game is even simpler - I hide it behind something and she guesses where it is!

Thanks too, Egg, for the Flash thought.

Penny