These scripts allow you to easily create picture frames which transition between multiple images.
Some example photo frames are included to help you start up. You can use these as a base to create your own frames, or create whole new frames from scratch.
The scripts are open-source and documented to allow you to customize them the way you like. Even inexperienced users can tweak the scripts by editing the user settings within each script.
ダウンロード手順- Single, mono-compiled scripts
- Fade or plainly switch between pictures inside the frame
- Design your own frame
- Plug-and-play frames included
- Lifetime Free Updates
Just what I needed
Easy to use
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Excellent Product - Picture Frame Slide Show works well!
It does exactly as advertised and you can resize the picture frame and add custom textures to the frame too so it fits anywhere you desire. Thank you Tutti Anatine for creating this excellent product.
Unbelievable this is for free!!!
I have been looking for a script like this for quite some time.
Then finally I came across a recommendation for this listing in some community post & I am so happy I found it.
In the beginning, I was struggling a little because the pictures from both displays were bleeding into each other.
I had moved one of the displays a bit backward but then the fading effect didn't want work & I kept checking the example frames. But here it seemed as if the 2 displays were at the exact same spot & were the exact same thickness.
So I placed the displays in this way but that didn't work for me either & changing the numbers to make it smoother inside the script messed the frame up completely for some reason
You know how SL can be sometimes.
Eventually, I moved display2 slightly backward again which seems to have resolved the issue now.
This makes me think that I moved it slightly too far the first time around.
It took a bit for me to have it working the way that it was smooth and the texture of one display wouldn't bleed through the other one, but now it works perfectly & if you would like to have a look at how smooth it is now you can see it on the little clip I made to show you:
https://gyazo.com/b554ee26981449af87add1df73f60528
Thank you so much for this awesome script, Tutti, I absolutely love it <3
Does exactly what it says, so you get what you want!
After trying so many other cheap ones and getting errors or not the advertised product, this one finally worked! AMEN, THANK YOU!