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  1. Abrax

    Abrax Well-Known Member

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    I made an animation on imageready, but I can only save it as psd, is there anyway I can upload it?cuz I dont know anywhere I can upload PSD files for other to see(like tags/Lp/..)???
     
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    save it as a gif? :P
     
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    I can only save as Photoshop(*psd)
     
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    If you click save optimised in imageready, you can save it as .gif etc.

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    Thx
    First work ever :eek:, still not done, just a trial run actually ;)
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    BUMP~

    Newest work, still bad, I couldnt make the superman NOT move down and up <_<, I like it tho..
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    Try looking up animation on good-tutorials.com, they should have the basics to animating w/ imageready there.I forget how to make all the frames stand in the same place.

    I fixed the frame rate on your first(I did it w/o permission, I hope your ok with that):
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    not bad for a beginner :)
     
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