damn toooooo slow
charlie brown doesn't have a dog but still enjoys shitbagging,
Wed 1 Jun 2011, 13:05,
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Animate itTime it so he catches the piss from above, in the glass, then drinks it, then pisses below...
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Butters and his titanium codsocket,
Wed 1 Jun 2011, 13:18,
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That's a weeks work right thereI'm still working on my first gif and after many hours it still looks shit. I'm looking for a good tutorial should you happen to know of one?
( charlie brown doesn't have a dog but still enjoys shitbagging,
Wed 1 Jun 2011, 13:21,
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Depends what program you're using. Butters and his titanium codsocket,
Wed 1 Jun 2011, 13:24,
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cs3
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charlie brown doesn't have a dog but still enjoys shitbagging,
Wed 1 Jun 2011, 13:25,
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All of cs3?That mean you have Flash?
( Butters and his titanium codsocket,
Wed 1 Jun 2011, 13:27,
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erm, i presume soit's on my 'puta at home. currently trying to use layers in tatyshop and then animating them. comes out really jerky and the more layers i add to smooth it out, the bigger the file gets.
( charlie brown doesn't have a dog but still enjoys shitbagging,
Wed 1 Jun 2011, 13:32,
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UrghPhotoshop - I find - is rubbish to use for animation, especially the more recent versions. I only use it for turning already completed animation frames into a gif.
Flash is good, if you do have it, because you get the onion skin and can animate in multiple layers and it's pretty flexible. Then I usually export the finished cartoon as either an image sequence or avi movie then turn into a gif in Photoshop.
Alternatively draw the frames on paper (get a bit of glass to draw on, then shine a lamp up at it for cheap light box effect), then scan them in. Import the frames into photoshop, colour them in, touch them up, etc. and you have a gif.
(Flash is good, if you do have it, because you get the onion skin and can animate in multiple layers and it's pretty flexible. Then I usually export the finished cartoon as either an image sequence or avi movie then turn into a gif in Photoshop.
Alternatively draw the frames on paper (get a bit of glass to draw on, then shine a lamp up at it for cheap light box effect), then scan them in. Import the frames into photoshop, colour them in, touch them up, etc. and you have a gif.
Butters and his titanium codsocket,
Wed 1 Jun 2011, 13:39,
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nice onei'll have a look tonight. if i have flash then it could be a whole new way to waste my time : )
( charlie brown doesn't have a dog but still enjoys shitbagging,
Wed 1 Jun 2011, 13:42,
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