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into the main canvas, add the selection with the Pen tool, and then use the layer mask to pull out the puppet. Add a level adjustment layer and set the parameters as follows. Add a solid color overlay layer, color selection #ffd200, reduce opacity 15%, so that the color and scene matching. Select the brush tool to begin drawing shadow effects in the darker part of the puppet to enhance contrast. Open the rope image, select "Image > Canvas si

First, look at the effect Maybe you've seen something like this somewhere else, and I saw a gadget at the end of my micro-letter article, and it felt interesting, and it was done with code. This article mainly grasps the thought which writes the code to show. See above, I think you can think of the simplest implementation is to use animation, cut a lot of graphics out, and then you can easily achieve. In order not to allow yourself to be too comfortable in the comfort zone, get some trouble:

Question: There are n ropes in a box, and the middle part of the N ropes is placed inside the box, invisible, but the two ends of the N ropes are exposed outside the box, so we can see 2n rope headers. Randomly select two rope headers and knots them until all the rope headers are knotted. Finally, these knotted ropes form many rings. What is the expected value of

only indirectly access objects through object reference. To visually describe objects, references, and relationships between them, we can make a metaphor that may be inappropriate. The object is like a very large balloon, so big that we can't catch it. The referenced variable is a rope that can be used to fasten the balloon. If only the first statement is executed and the second statement is not executed, the referenced variable veh1 has not pointed

countless objects accordingly. These objects cannot all be called "Vehicle ". The object does not even have a name and cannot be accessed directly. We can only indirectly access objects through object reference. To visually describe objects, references, and relationships between them, we can make a metaphor that may be inappropriate. The object is like a very large balloon, so big that we can't catch it. The referenced variable is a rope that can be

the third time. If they are equal, the weight of the weight is not equal.(Ii) For example, if the left side is Perform the second weighing for ① ⑤ and ③ ④If the weight is equal, it indicates that there is a weight in the 7th and 7th, and the third weighing is done to determine who is the weight in the 7th and 7thFor example, ① ② ⑤ Perform the third weighing of ① and ②. If the weight is equal, the weight is equal to or equal to the weight.For example, ① ② ⑤> ③ ④ it means that either ⑤ is heavy o

"vehicle ". The object does not even have a name and cannot be accessed directly. We can only indirectly access objects through object reference. To visually describe objects, references, and relationships between them, we can make a metaphor that may be inappropriate. The object is like a very large balloon, so big that we can't catch it. The referenced variable is a rope that can be used to fasten the balloon. If only the first statement is execute

C + + offers several different containers for us to choose from, and here's a quick recap:1. Standard STL sequence container: Vector, String, deque, and list.2. Standard STL Associative containers: Set, Multiset, map, and Multimap.3, non-standard sequence container slist and rope. Slist is a one-way linked list, rope is essentially a "heavy" string.4, non-standard associated containers hash_set, Hash_multis

Vehicle class can create countless objects accordingly. These objects cannot all be called "Vehicle ". The object does not even have a name and cannot be accessed directly. We can only indirectly access objects through object reference. To visually describe objects, references, and relationships between them, we can make a metaphor that may be inappropriate. The object is like a very large balloon, so big that we can't catch it. The referenced variable is a

John's N (2≤n≤10000) cows are very excited because it's prom night! They wear dresses and new shoes, not flowers, they want to perform a round dance. Only cows can perform this round dance. The round dance needs some ropes and a round pool. The cows were standing around the pool, numbered 1 to n in the clockwise order. Every cow is faced with a pool so she can see every other cow. In order to dance this round, they found the M (2≤m≤50000) rope. On

Topic Connectionhttp://poj.org/problem?id=1383LabyrinthdescriptionThe northern part of the Pyramid contains a very large and complicated labyrinth. The labyrinth is divided to square blocks, each of which them either filled by rock, or free. There is also a little hooks on the ' floor ' of the center of the every free block. The ACM has found that, the hooks must is connected by a rope, runs through the hooks in every block on the PAT h between the co

There are n ships and N Stakes in a pier, the length of the boat is 2*x, and the width of the pier is m,n (relative to the left bank of the wharf) in the data. There can be no overlap between the ship and the ship, that is, the bow of each ship cannot exceed the stern of the previous ship, and certainly not the two sides of the pier. Between the ship and the stake is connected by a rope, and 1 stakes can only be tied to 1 boats, one end of the

DescriptionThe N (2 John's N (2≤n≤10000) cows are very excited because it's prom night!They wear dresses and new shoes, not flowers, they want to perform a round dance. Only cows can perform this round dance. The round dance needs some ropes and a round pool. The cows were standing around the pool, numbered 1 to n in the clockwise order. Every cow is faced with a pool so she can see every other cow. In order to dance this round, they found the M (2≤m≤50000)