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AnimaTion?

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Hello runescapers, pixellors, artists and others,

 

It's me again, lordspyx. I was just wondering how you animate pictures and the like... I was wondering if somebody could tell me. if you do know, please post how on this thread or 'pm' me!

 

Thanks again,

 

Scotty +lordspyx+

Make different images, save them as GIF and animate them with ImageReady oranother animating program.

I believe if you download something like Graphics Gale, you can make a new frame, on which you change whatever you want to animate.

 

 

 

By using different amounts of frames you can change how fast or slow the animation is.

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Basically, for ImageReady, say you wanted to add a pulsing glow to an image:

 

First, duplicate that layer. (In Photoshop)

 

Then select the duplicate and go into blending options and set the outer glow to whatever you like.

 

Then press the jump to ImageReady (CTRL-SHIFT-M).

 

Duplicate the frame.

 

On the first frame only have the bottom layer visible (un-glow).

 

Then on frame two, have only the top one visible (the glow one).

 

Then tween the two together.

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Ahuh... Well I sure hope you make sense out of Cad's ... Thingy...

 

 

 

'Cause I sure didn't... :shock:

Ahuh... Well I sure hope you make sense out of Cad's ... Thingy...

 

 

 

'Cause I sure didn't... :shock:

 

 

 

Hah, hard to explain consisely. And im too lazy to make a tut :(.

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yeah not the best instructions but pretty concise.

 

 

 

is there a way i can without photoshop though, maybe with some free program?

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yeah not the best instructions but pretty concise.

 

 

 

is there a way i can without photoshop though, maybe with some free program?

 

It was a good intruction.... its helpfull at least... :roll:

 

You can use GIMP, thats free, but not as good as PS.

 

 

 

~komodo

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yeah i have gimp on the linux half of the computer. it did nto come with a help file but i've been trying to get it downloaded i need my brother to do it on his admin account... someday i will get it.

 

 

 

i said it was concise meaning that it was good and to the point, it was a compliment. i have seen really nice ones with pictures but they were sometimes confusing. no offense to cadbury's egg at all.

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yeah i have gimp on the linux half of the computer. it did nto come with a help file but i've been trying to get it downloaded i need my brother to do it on his admin account... someday i will get it.

 

 

You can try PS trials....

 

But I dont know anyother program that is some like PS... only GIMP thats a bit like it.

 

 

 

~komodo

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thanx guys, i always wondered, now i know

Currently hunting for clues. Any advice? PM me please =)

Best way is to search or google it, I'm sure there are hell plenty lots of tutorials out there which teaches animation, in term of texts or images. Moreover there's detailed guildlines/helping images there which can help you better den we saying in texts.

 

 

 

I always used ImageReady for animation tho. It's amazing what you can do in that programme.

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Thanks Metroid for the siggy and dark_shadow for avvy! \:D/ :thumbsup:

<3 wendy

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