Malware attack on Liquid-Photo site
I recently received a malware notification from google for my domain liquid-photo.com. It seems that somehow a malicious script managed to make it's way onto the site. I am in the process of cleaning the entire site and as such I am redirecting here to my personal Blog until I can be assured that I have totally eradicated the issue from liquid-photo.com.
I am terribly sorry if this has caused anyone issues and I hope to have the site back up and running as soon as possible. I may even take this as an opportunity to redesign both sites.
On a plus side i did find some old images I created when I was at University for some Applications, 3D Models and info graphics.
Enjoy
Liquid-Photo 1.1 for iOS brings thermal imaging and night vision
New Post over at Liquid-photo
Liquid-Photo 1.1 for iOS brings thermal imaging and night vision
LiquidPhoto Finally Available on the IOS App Store!
New Post over at Liquid-photo
LiquidPhoto Finally Available on the IOS App Store!
Liquid-Photo now available for iOS!
New Post over at Liquid-photo
Liquid-Photo now available for iOS!
Liquid-Photo for ios screenshots
New Post over at Liquid-photo
Liquid-Photo for ios screenshots
Getting Static Libraries to link correctly in XCode workspaces
I just answered a question on StackOverflow about how to fix dependency issues in xcode workspaces when linking static libraries. This is just a post to remind myself.
On A side note if the files within the library are only to be used in Storyboards then you need to explicitly reference them otherwise the compiler will remove them and you will get Run time errors.
The easiest way to do this is to create a Class with the same name as the library and each file you want to force for inclusion you should do the following.
-(id) init { [CustomClass1 class]; [CustomClass2 class]; etc.... }
Then inside your main application
- (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:(NSDictionary *)launchOptions { //Force inclusion of files. [CustomLibrary class]; return YES; }
SnowPapers
Hot on the heels of SantasSleigh comes SnowPapers!
Snow papers is a simple application that allows you to add a nice snow effect to any of the images currently on your device. You Can then save that image to your Photo Album to use it as a Snowing Wallpaper. In addition you can also choose an image apply your snow settings and let the application run as a ScreenSaver for you device.
Customise the snow effect with the following settings.
* Snow Intensity.
* Snow Speed.
* Snow Scale.
* Gravity.
* Wind.
Some Screenshots.

















