Hi, Maliek!
Something in Paint Designer caught my eye after viewing the tutorial. I noticed the availability of the "alpha" background to create transparency behind objects when superimposed on other videos. My reason for asking is because I've recently created in Microsoft Paint, a set of alphabet and numeral characters(plus German punctuation marks, so I can create German-language titles) and have, with the aid of paint.net, converted same to PNG transparencies. I like to animate each letter of a title individually so that it spins or slides in from whatever angle or position on the screen I choose. Thing is, if I'm creating a title animation for later use, I have to use either a black or white(neutral shades) background, set the letters against this background, create the desired animation effects, then, when I want to use the title in my project, I need to chroma-key out the black or white background, leaving a slightly-blurred title.
Having that "alpha"(chequerboard effect) background may save me having to use black or white background which has to be chroma-keyed out. Does Paint Designer allow such a process?, I'm using Power Director 14 Ultra, by the way.
Cheers!
Neil.