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| style="width: 50%;" |step 5-Animation with Tux Paint- You can make simple animation using different slides. For Example : you can use Tux Paint to draw the life stages of a plant and you can start with a seed being blown from a mature plant. After a bit of modelling, you can create series of images showing the sun moving though the sky as a seedling grew, or rain watering a flower that keep increasing the number of petals. Each time you can make slight changes to each drawings and finally you can save the new one as a new file.
| style="width: 50%;" |step 5-Animation with Tux Paint- You can make simple animation using different slides. For Example : you can use Tux Paint to draw the life stages of a plant and you can start with a seed being blown from a mature plant. After a bit of modelling, you can create series of images showing the sun moving though the sky as a seedling grew, or rain watering a flower that keep increasing the number of petals. Each time you can make slight changes to each drawings and finally you can save the new one as a new file.
| style="width: 50%;" |step 6-Play Animation- To play the animation sequence, you can click on "Slides"and numbers them. And then you should select the speed at which the images change.
| style="width: 50%;" |step 6-Play Animation- To play the animation sequence, you can click on "Slides"and numbers them. And then you should select the speed at which the images change.
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==File formats for creation==
==File formats for creation==
