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00:07 hi it's Rob from Joe workman stacks I'm
00:10 going to show you today how to use the
00:12 360° stack by Joe so you take the stack
00:15 from the elements and drag it into your
00:17 stacks page then when you click on it
00:20 and you'll notice that nothing really
00:21 show is just some information it says
00:24 your first image should be located at
00:26 and named like one jpg your last image
00:29 should be located at named like 25 jpg
00:33 it gets this information from the stack
00:35 settings down here and once you have
00:37 that configured right it will show you
00:39 the actual first image okay so let's get
00:41 this working so the first thing you need
00:43 to do is find your file path and prefix
00:45 that's where you have it stored online
00:47 now you can also use the resources and
00:50 there'll be another instructional video
00:53 telling you how to use the resources
00:54 with this stack but right now we're
00:56 going to use ones that are stored online
00:58 you know like a warehouse sitting so I
01:00 have my URL I'm gonna paste that in and
01:03 once I hit return on this the first
01:06 image pops up okay and then you also
01:09 notice that I changed that it says it's
01:13 now located at this spot and the second
01:15 one's located this one okay now you
01:18 don't need to use jpg that's just the
01:20 images we use here but if I do change
01:22 this and my images are jpg the image
01:26 will disappear because it's looking for
01:27 PNG or a gif or whatever you're gonna
01:30 use so make sure all of the images have
01:32 the same and I'll show you here's how we
01:34 have our images these are Joe's ones and
01:38 it's one through 25 you'll notice
01:40 there's no spaces there's no zeros in
01:42 the first nine and then goes to 10 to 2
51:45 now you can have more than 25 if you
01:47 want a more detailed you can have less
01:49 it'll be less detailed obviously Joe
01:53 chose 25 and it seems to work pretty
01:54 good I'll show you that preview here in
01:56 a second okay some other stack settings
01:59 are the mouse hover you can also have it
02:02 click and drag and you can have it auto
02:03 move now the number of cycles means the
02:06 number of times a little turn and you
02:07 can the number of rotations per width of
02:11 the image and you can have one
02:12 - all the way up to 20 Joe thinks - is a
02:18 good number to use but that's something
02:19 that you can set and if you wanted to go
02:21 in reverse direction than the way it
02:23 shows normally you can choose that also
02:26 so once you have all this set up
02:28 correctly and you go ahead and preview
02:29 the page there's the image and now
02:36 you'll see the number of rotation so
02:38 there's it's starting out and if we
02:40 slowly rotate there's one time around
02:42 and there's the second time around so
02:45 that's what that setting meant sitting
02:48 down here cycles okay that's the number
02:50 of rotations and if you just make it one
02:54 well it's showing what that does okay so
03:00 that's all up to you to choose it's a
03:03 pretty great stack it's got some great
03:05 settings that are easy to use and just
03:07 make sure you have all of your num all
03:09 of your images numbered correctly no
03:12 zero is in front of the first is one
03:14 through nine make sure they all have the
03:16 same extension either jpg PNG gif so on
03:22 and make sure you have the correct file
03:25 path where those are stored okay and
03:28 you'll want to do the actual folder
03:31 they're stored in not the first image so
03:33 that it should go up to with the folder
03:36 that they are stored in if you have any
03:39 questions go ahead and contact us at
03:41 support at Joe workman net and happy
03:43 weaving
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