In the previous tutorial, we learned about Kwik Language Groups and how they work. Now we can set up our text and graphic layers for our multi-language book app.

One of the most popular types of animations is the particle effect, which is used to create effects such as snow, rain or fireworks. Kwik creates this type of effect with the Multiplier Replacement feature.

We have a simple linear animation that emulates a page turn and plays when a page loads. Before we get started building this animation, we will add a small audio file that will also play every time a page loads. This is a simple 6 kb page flip sound .mp3 file.

At this point, we will be creating a very simple animation and will be using most of Kwik's default settings for this animation. But we will be learning a lot about linear animations as we add many of them to the book app.

Kwik is a Photoshop plugin that creates mobile apps from your Photoshop images.

How to use the Kwik sprite sheet script to add an animation to your mobile project.

We used Texture Packer for Kwik 2 to create a sprite sheet that we will use for our sprite sheet replacement layer. Now we are ready to add the sprite sheet to the layer on the page.

In this tutorial we will learn the basics of working with layers in Photoshop. Much of the magic of Photoshop is in the layers. We will learn how to select, move, delete, duplicate, rename and create a new layer.

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