<HEAD> <TITLE>"SW - scene"</Title> </HEAD> <BODY> <A NAME="pgtop"></A> <A HREF="indexc.htm"><Img Src="flconts.gif" alt=""></A> <A HREF="index18.htm"><Img Src="fllarrow.gif" alt=""></A> <A HREF="index20.htm"><Img Src="flrarrow.gif" alt=""></A> <A HREF="#pgbot"><Img Src="flnote.gif" alt=""></A> <BR> <IMG BORDER=0 SRC="index19.gif" alt=""> <HR> <A NAME="pgbot"></A> <UL><LI>Storybook Weaver uses a page-based interface, where you design each page of your "book" separately. <LI>To start your story in Storybook Weaver, you choose a background scene. This is done cleverly by using the fact that the horizon line is a reasonable place to separate any scene. Using two pictures separated at the horizon, a library of drawn scenes has a much larger combinatorial size. In this example I chose upper and lower parts of the same scene (a garden), but then I changed the upper part of the scene to a plain sky. The drawings are specifically engineered to fit together as neatly as possible.</UL> <HR> <A HREF="#pgtop"><Img Src="flpage.gif" alt=""></A> <FONT SIZE="-2">Published by Lotus® Freelance Graphics® </BODY>