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| 1) Open any blob |
2) Select the Copy Tool |
3) Select the Blob to copy |
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| 4) Use the Zoom Slider to zoom out a bit to see both blob |
5) Click on and move the copied blob so that it is underneath the first blob |
6) Select the Flatten too |
7) Move the cursor over the bottom blob until you see the bottom blob highlight and the cursor change to the 'flatten from the top' cursor |
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| 8) Click and push down on the ball handle until the bottom blob is flattened |
9 ) Select the Glue tool to glue the two blobs together
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10 ) Select the top blob |
11) Select the bottom 'flattened' blob |
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| 12) Change to Animation Mode |
13) Select the 'Create Ground' button and a ground is created for your blobs |
14) ) Select the 'Draw Path' button... |
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| 15) ...and draw a path for your blob |
16) Select your blob to animate
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17) Select the path to animate on (notice that Cosmic Blobs has chosen the default animation for you and we will not change it |
18) Select Play |
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| 19) Your blob seems to float around while casting a shadow on the ground |
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