Animation

[STEELIX]

hehe i just started messn round with animation
whatcha think its pretty simple but yea i like it

http://imagecloset.com/8/02360716-Wooty.gif

Clicky (http://imagecloset.com/8/02360716-Wooty.gif)

can't see it?
http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f147/GuitarDevil1226/Wooty.gif

[falken]

hehe i just started messn round with animation
whatcha think its pretty simple but yea i like it

http://imagecloset.com/8/02360716-Wooty.gif

Clicky (http://imagecloset.com/8/02360716-Wooty.gif)

can't see it?
http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f147/GuitarDevil1226/Wooty.gif
coolios
hey wana teach me how to do that

[~Felly~]

That's neat. I can't do it 'cause PS Elements 3.0 doesn't support animation..

[STEELIX]

ps elements 4.0 does

its kinda hard to explain
what you do is make layers on top of eachother and save it for the web then click on the animation bubble and save it then you upload it on photoshack photobucket or photocloset and it moves

[teh33]

Yeah FEL Elements does support Animation. It's just hard. to make it smooth. I'll email you a ut on how to.

[STEELIX]

Supprisingly that took 135 layers to make

[teh33]

You did that with Elements?

[STEELIX]

yep elements 4.0 thats what you have right
i made this but i screwed it up a bit oh well
http://img431.imageshack.us/img431/5632/blinkedited128lk.gif
tada strait from the elements 4.0 manual thingy
"To create an animated GIF
In the Editor, place the images you want to appear in each frame of the animation on separate layers of the Layers palette. For example, to create an animation of an eye blinking, you would place an image of the open eye on one layer, and an image of the eye closed on another layer.
Choose File > Save for Web.
Note: If your image has multiple layers, you can also open the Save For Web dialog box from the Save As dialog box by choosing CompuServe GIF format and selecting Layers As Frames.
Optimize the image in GIF format.
Select Animate.
Set additional options in the Animation section of the dialog box:
Loop Continuously repeats the animation in a web browser.
Frame Delay Specifies the number of seconds that each frame is displayed in a web browser. Use a decimal value to specify fractions of a second. For example, use .25 to specify one-quarter of a second."

remember that dancing muffin thing well the white box is gone
http://img349.imageshack.us/img349/9081/dancingmuffin24wb.gif
just thought id try it out

[teh33]

Thanks. Could I post this in the Tut page? and I owuld make the border hting transparent.

[STEELIX]

umm ok

[teh33]

K thanks.