Aww...
... first post of the day (and I'm at school) ... the day can only get worse now as this is so fantastic!
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Thu 8 Jul 2004, 8:11,
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It's not a Tuesday or a Friday
I have high hopes for today.
Plus, you could just stare at Nobby Nobody's post if the board gets a bit shit.
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Thu 8 Jul 2004, 8:15,
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Plus, you could just stare at Nobby Nobody's post if the board gets a bit shit.
Ahhh... yes indeed, you plead a good case.
I shall be back home at four making more food talk. It's hard, but someone has to do it.
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Thu 8 Jul 2004, 8:19,
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Erm... she is not my daughter.
If she was, that would make me a very bad, bad person indeed.
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Thu 8 Jul 2004, 8:20,
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Is this done Frame by frame?
i attempted something like this, but i had to export 308 JPGs to modify each in a seperate program, and it still looked like poo
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Thu 8 Jul 2004, 8:34,
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try flash
import the video and then use layers to add what ever you want :)
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Thu 8 Jul 2004, 8:36,
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Flash has shit
for artistic tools
i used Flash to export the JPGS, Fireworks to do the artsy stuff, and Flash to recompile the sequence. looked like shit
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Thu 8 Jul 2004, 8:37,
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i used Flash to export the JPGS, Fireworks to do the artsy stuff, and Flash to recompile the sequence. looked like shit
could you not
do a frame of the artsy, in fireworks, then copy that over to flash and re-use, for each frame
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Thu 8 Jul 2004, 8:40,
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well
i could, but would still have to export the JPG sequence for it just to make a custom layer to overlay the original frames. i am getting Adobe premier tomorrw. this is too much trouble
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Thu 8 Jul 2004, 8:41,
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You could try
having the video on one flash layer and creating the lightsabre as a seperate flash object on a new layer and tween it to match the movement of the video.
That's how I did the donkey/shoes thing in my profile.
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Thu 8 Jul 2004, 8:43,
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That's how I did the donkey/shoes thing in my profile.
By The Way
Robot Plant is amazing. what did you use for the voice?
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Thu 8 Jul 2004, 8:46,
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I have a small Zoom effects unit
with a vocoder thing on it.
Used that in conjuction with a patch on my keyboard (rather old Korg N5)
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Thu 8 Jul 2004, 8:48,
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Used that in conjuction with a patch on my keyboard (rather old Korg N5)
Niiiiice
I sold all of my music equipment when i joinmed the millitary. keyboards, guitars, a violin, and a old 1970's synth set. allmost cried
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Thu 8 Jul 2004, 8:51,
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I sold one of my guitars
about a year ago as I needed the cash.
It was a lovely big Epiphone Broadway - I hardly ever played the thing, but it still hurt to let it go.
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Thu 8 Jul 2004, 8:52,
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It was a lovely big Epiphone Broadway - I hardly ever played the thing, but it still hurt to let it go.
I used imageready
opened the original video file which opens each frame as a layer - you can add and edit stuff as you require.
It's time consuming, but you don't need 308 frames for a board animation - you'll never get something that big small enough in filesize to post on the board (unless you reduce it down to 2 colours or something)
Try finding small snippets that loop nicely and you can lose a lot of the frames until you have something easy to work with.
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Thu 8 Jul 2004, 8:41,
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It's time consuming, but you don't need 308 frames for a board animation - you'll never get something that big small enough in filesize to post on the board (unless you reduce it down to 2 colours or something)
Try finding small snippets that loop nicely and you can lose a lot of the frames until you have something easy to work with.