This pre-dates CS3, but should make sense:once you have all frames in imageready create a new layer at the top of the others,
so it's at the top of the layers panel
then create a new imageready file; 1 px wide 2 px deep, transparent background,
fill in the top px black then click
edit: define pattern
then, back on the main animation on the new blank layer (which should be transparent)
click edit - fill - pattern, and don't click preserve transparency.
It 'should' then put the scanlines over all the frames for you
and there you are.
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create a new layer it tatty shop
select a dark colour from your image
draw a 1 pixel horizontal line on your new layer
duplicate that layer
move it down 2 pixels
merge layers
duplicate layer
move new one down 4 pixels
merge layers
duplicate, move, merge, duplicatemovemerge
until you have a single layer where every other line is a scan line
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Because they tend to make everything seem pretty dark, I often put an adjustment layer underneath the scanline layer to up the brightness/contrast of all the layers beneath (in the layer menu of tattyslop)
forward-scrolly images:
Ctrl T to transform mode
Hold Ctrl to move vanishing point
Scale image holding Shift and Alt
Press enter to apply transform
Keep pressing CtrlShiftAlt +T to create lots of duplicated frames with scaled in the same way as previous frame
(so it's at the top of the layers panel
then create a new imageready file; 1 px wide 2 px deep, transparent background,
fill in the top px black then click
edit: define pattern
then, back on the main animation on the new blank layer (which should be transparent)
click edit - fill - pattern, and don't click preserve transparency.
It 'should' then put the scanlines over all the frames for you
and there you are.
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create a new layer it tatty shop
select a dark colour from your image
draw a 1 pixel horizontal line on your new layer
duplicate that layer
move it down 2 pixels
merge layers
duplicate layer
move new one down 4 pixels
merge layers
duplicate, move, merge, duplicatemovemerge
until you have a single layer where every other line is a scan line
--------------------------------------------
Because they tend to make everything seem pretty dark, I often put an adjustment layer underneath the scanline layer to up the brightness/contrast of all the layers beneath (in the layer menu of tattyslop)
forward-scrolly images:
Ctrl T to transform mode
Hold Ctrl to move vanishing point
Scale image holding Shift and Alt
Press enter to apply transform
Keep pressing CtrlShiftAlt +T to create lots of duplicated frames with scaled in the same way as previous frame
Jahled Three shades of black,
Fri 14 Mar 2008, 22:01,
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Very comprehensive thanks! :)
the_rhyme_minister has a little bit of gold and a pager,
Fri 14 Mar 2008, 22:02,
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^This man knows what he's talking about
The Great Architect is still waiting for his account to be deleted on,
Fri 14 Mar 2008, 22:02,
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To be fairjust a notepad file from advise i've got from other b3tans over the years concerning the subject, it seemed helpful to paste :)
( Jahled Three shades of black,
Fri 14 Mar 2008, 22:25,
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excellentan easy way to do scanlines!
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mictoboy shitting in your cunt since,
Fri 14 Mar 2008, 22:03,
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Thank goodness someone mentioned patterns!An alternative to relieving the dark is to lover the darkness of the black line to 333333 instead of 000000
( LordManley twitter.com/LordManley,
Fri 14 Mar 2008, 22:07,
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