drums
June 16th, 2007, 09:30 PM
I posted this to the SonForce Kids thread, however, I think it might have benefit to be posted here as well. I'm sorry for cross posting.
I liked the decoders from American girl, http://www.americangirl.com/agmg/decoder/pdf/decoder.pdf .
I decided to decode the decoder into 4 sets of 26 images.
http://www.southeastcommunity.org/images.zip
Also the decoder wheels that I will be using.
http://www.southeastcommunity.org/both_on_page2.jpg
This JPG is sized so that each wheel takes one sheet of paper. I will print on cardstock and a razor blade to cut out the boxes. I thought to use a brat to attach the two wheels together but they my tear out. Maybe some sort of tool that can makes snaps.
Anyway this was a lot of work to decode the wheels into individual images. I hope somebody else can and will use these. Using the individual image files makes it easier to encode your phrase.
If anyone is interested, I have a perl script that will convert a phrase to a html file that can be placed in any of the 4 image directories. Then you can open that html in a browser and you will have the encoded phrase. I can send that to you upon request. Wish I knew Javascript better . . . :-)
I liked the decoders from American girl, http://www.americangirl.com/agmg/decoder/pdf/decoder.pdf .
I decided to decode the decoder into 4 sets of 26 images.
http://www.southeastcommunity.org/images.zip
Also the decoder wheels that I will be using.
http://www.southeastcommunity.org/both_on_page2.jpg
This JPG is sized so that each wheel takes one sheet of paper. I will print on cardstock and a razor blade to cut out the boxes. I thought to use a brat to attach the two wheels together but they my tear out. Maybe some sort of tool that can makes snaps.
Anyway this was a lot of work to decode the wheels into individual images. I hope somebody else can and will use these. Using the individual image files makes it easier to encode your phrase.
If anyone is interested, I have a perl script that will convert a phrase to a html file that can be placed in any of the 4 image directories. Then you can open that html in a browser and you will have the encoded phrase. I can send that to you upon request. Wish I knew Javascript better . . . :-)