Moving Border

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  1. Punk

    Punk Well-Known Member

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    This is my own original idea!! I also have it on my forums

    In this tutorial your gonna learn how to make something like this.
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    After you have your border and everything ready, have your border layer selected and switch to image ready (file>jump to>adobe imageready 7.0)
    Duplicate the current frame [​IMG]
    Then go back to Photoshop and go to blending options for the border layer.
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    Then select bevel and emboss and put these settings
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    Now go back to imageready and select the first frame and hold shift and select the second frame so it looks like this,
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    Now click the tween button
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    And put in 20 frames to add.
    Then duplicate the last layer and go back to photoshop and go to blending options on the border layer and put the bevel and emboss to size 0 and then go back to imageready and
    select the last frame and hold shift and select the the frame before the last one and tween it 20 frames.

    Thats it!
    You should have something like this
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  2. Moch+

    Moch+ Well-Known Member

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    hey thts pretty dam cool
     
  3. mttviper

    mttviper Well-Known Member

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    that looks f**king tight man damn dude
     
  4. gunfighter

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    Very nice. I'm gonna have to try that out.
     
  5. Ultima Ratio

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    :eek: Great Idea i like :)
     
  6. blAckshd0w

    blAckshd0w Well-Known Member

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    Wow that's pretty innovative, i've got to try that sometime.
     
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    great tutorial , thx
     
  8. STIMCELL

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    who would have thunk it....very nice
     
  9. kneefight

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    Very cool...all these cool ideas are hitting me over the back of the head at the same time...I think I'm unconsience.
     
  10. RagnaroK

    RagnaroK Senior Member

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    Now thats what i call an amazing tut! Props man!!
     
  11. wikwakka

    wikwakka Active Member

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    Nice tutorial, too bad i just dont really like the effect...
     
  12. Famasx

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    it looks more like its bevelling and unbevelling
     
  13. UnOrDiNaRy

    UnOrDiNaRy New Member

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    Thats pretty kool, never saw a sig with that, gj
     
  14. maladora

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    one thing it wont let me save as a gif file
     
  15. maladora

    maladora Well-Known Member

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    nevermind im a freakin moron
    btw very nice tut man ill post my results when i can get it to repeat and not just do the animation once
     

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