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[[File:SmileOMatic-Smilebox-templateScreenshot.jpeg|thumb| | [[File:SmileOMatic-Smilebox-templateScreenshot.jpeg|thumb|The slideshow screenshot]] | ||
'''Smile-O-Matic''' is a [[Smilebox]] E-Card which features Hoops and Yoyo taking photos. | '''Smile-O-Matic''' is a [[Smilebox]] E-Card which features Hoops and Yoyo taking photos. | ||
*'''Estimated release date:''' | *'''Estimated release date:''' March 30, 2007 | ||
*'''Characters featured:''' [[Hoops]], [[Yoyo]] | *'''Characters featured:''' [[Hoops]], [[Yoyo]] | ||
*'''Status:''' Fully Found | *'''Status:''' Fully Found | ||
*'''Template ID:''' 14342 | |||
== Synopsis == | |||
[[Hoops]] is very excited to take photos. [[Yoyo ]]<nowiki/>refuses it, and [[Hoops]] keeps nagging him about it, saying "Are you sure..." until [[Yoyo]] takes it. A flash happens and [[Hoops]] is dizzy before he snaps out of it and becomes excited to view the photos. A screen appears with a camera and a button written on it, saying "click me". You can click it to take up to 8 photos, and formerly had the ability for users to input a user's own photos when it was available through the website. Taking more than 8 photos when playing the SWF file in a standalone Flash Player resets the screen. In Ruffle however, the emulator crashes if more than 8 pictures are taken. | |||
== | == Gallery == | ||
<gallery widths="128" heights="128" perrow="2"> | |||
File:SmileOMaticIcon.jpg|Icon from the Smilebox Website. | |||
File:SmileOMaticIconSmall.jpg|Small icon version. | |||
File:SmileOMaticIconHmkSite.jpg|Icon from the Hallmark.com website, With "ADD ICON" on it. | |||
File:SmileOMaticHDIconHmkSite.jpg|Ditto, this time in HD. (2010) | |||
</gallery> | |||
<gallery widths="480" heights="360" perrow="3"> | |||
File:SmileOMatic-Smilebox-templateScreenshot.jpeg|A screenshot of what it looked like when users were able to upload their own photos into the Smile-o-Matic. | |||
</gallery> | |||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
*In the video preview, it features music which isn't in the template for some reason. The footage might have been edited to add the music. | |||
*In the preview, the music is so loud that you can't hear [[Hoops]] and [[Yoyo]] talking. | |||
== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
<p> | |||
[http://secure.smilebox.com/templates/14342/template.swf Template SWF.] | |||
<p> | |||
[https://web.archive.org/web/20130212134729/http://www.smilebox.com/templates/14342/previewVideo.swf Template Preview.] | |||
[[Category:Smilebox E-Cards]] | |||
[[Category:E-Cards]] | |||
Latest revision as of 14:23, 15 November 2024
Smile-O-Matic is a Smilebox E-Card which features Hoops and Yoyo taking photos.
- Estimated release date: March 30, 2007
- Characters featured: Hoops, Yoyo
- Status: Fully Found
- Template ID: 14342
Synopsis
Hoops is very excited to take photos. Yoyo refuses it, and Hoops keeps nagging him about it, saying "Are you sure..." until Yoyo takes it. A flash happens and Hoops is dizzy before he snaps out of it and becomes excited to view the photos. A screen appears with a camera and a button written on it, saying "click me". You can click it to take up to 8 photos, and formerly had the ability for users to input a user's own photos when it was available through the website. Taking more than 8 photos when playing the SWF file in a standalone Flash Player resets the screen. In Ruffle however, the emulator crashes if more than 8 pictures are taken.
Gallery
-
Icon from the Smilebox Website. -
Small icon version. -
Icon from the Hallmark.com website, With "ADD ICON" on it. -
Ditto, this time in HD. (2010)
-
A screenshot of what it looked like when users were able to upload their own photos into the Smile-o-Matic.
Trivia
- In the video preview, it features music which isn't in the template for some reason. The footage might have been edited to add the music.
- In the preview, the music is so loud that you can't hear Hoops and Yoyo talking.