If you're still here...if you don't want changes made to the first frame to effect all subsequent frames, you have to turn of 'Propogate Frame 1 Changes'. How you access that depends on what version of PS you're using... if it's pre-CS3 then you're probably talking about ImageReady, in which case I think you right-click the frame (or possibly the layer). If you're in CS3 then it's available at the top of the layers palette when the animation window is open.
About rotation... you're correct, rotating and resizing acts on the layer, not the frame, so you'll see the changes reflected in all frames that contain that layer. Opacity and position on the other hand act on the individual frame.
(About rotation... you're correct, rotating and resizing acts on the layer, not the frame, so you'll see the changes reflected in all frames that contain that layer. Opacity and position on the other hand act on the individual frame.
mofaha ┐( ˘_˘)┌ ʅ(́◡◝)ʃ,
Mon 27 Aug 2007, 5:40,
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Oh thanks. Yeehaw. I got it sorted out.I'm doing my animating in CS2. AHA. If I edit it in Imageready, I can turn that off. But not in CS2.
I really appreciate your tips.
And now it's goodnight from this part of the galaxy.
(I really appreciate your tips.
And now it's goodnight from this part of the galaxy.
cowcat Bituminous squeegee,
Mon 27 Aug 2007, 5:47,
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