Help with my comic strip.
Sun Jul 24, 2005 7:52 pm
I need to put all 4 of these frames into ONE strip. Problem? They're animated!
I made a little placeholder for whomsoever decides to help me to use:
Please remember that the max file size is 200kb.
I will be VERY obliged to whomsoever decides to help. In fact, if you are able to do this to my satisfaction, I will make a little disco dancing image for each one of your pets!
Thanks so much!
I made a little placeholder for whomsoever decides to help me to use:
Please remember that the max file size is 200kb.
I will be VERY obliged to whomsoever decides to help. In fact, if you are able to do this to my satisfaction, I will make a little disco dancing image for each one of your pets!
Thanks so much!
Mon Jul 25, 2005 2:17 am
hmm, this is a problem. Not getting them into the one strip. The problem is the elephante - there's 1 extra frame (the other 2 have 5, that one's 6 so it is missing a frame - though I think it's hard to notice) and there's different frame speeds in that animation.
This is what I came up with using the frame properties for the elephant (frame 1 - 20, 2 & 3 - 10, 4- 20, 5 - 10). It makes your little dancing animation just a little bit "off".
Now, here it is all done with frame properties at 10 - the dancing gif is ok, but now the elephant is running!
Personally? I think the first one looks much better, the second part of the cartoon isn't quite so "frenetic" with the eyes, and the elephante is moving better.
This is what I came up with using the frame properties for the elephant (frame 1 - 20, 2 & 3 - 10, 4- 20, 5 - 10). It makes your little dancing animation just a little bit "off".
Now, here it is all done with frame properties at 10 - the dancing gif is ok, but now the elephant is running!
Personally? I think the first one looks much better, the second part of the cartoon isn't quite so "frenetic" with the eyes, and the elephante is moving better.
Mon Jul 25, 2005 7:18 am
That's easy, although I don't have any programs with me at the moment so I can't do it for you.
If you have Imageready, then just delete all the frames in each animation except one frame, then save them as a .gif or .jpg, even a .psd, and then paste them into a .psd or whatever program you use.
If you have Imageready, then just delete all the frames in each animation except one frame, then save them as a .gif or .jpg, even a .psd, and then paste them into a .psd or whatever program you use.