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oli_haydon
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Hey!
Just finished this:
Hopefully now all the requests in the GGS won't be just for Zirgey!
BTW: I dont have any chars called Swordsman Oli
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| 05/21/06 16:50 |
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tn2005
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nice I like it
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| 05/21/06 16:54 |
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Shadowavenger
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Sweet, I can see you've done some good work on that.
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| 05/21/06 16:57 |
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Julia Heartilly
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Not bad.
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| 05/21/06 17:06 |
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oli_haydon
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hehe yeah it was v nicely done. (except the animation one was abit hard to decifer lol)
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| 05/21/06 17:09 |
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Zirgey_Man
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my result from the same tutorial
Made by : Yours Truely
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| 05/21/06 17:09 |
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Shadowavenger
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Where is the Tutorial, and what program is it Using?
Thanks.
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| 05/21/06 17:55 |
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Zirgey_Man
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oli can give u tut link ,its on gamerenders.com
and its using photoshop cs2 although it can be done with elements
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| 05/21/06 17:56 |
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Shadowavenger
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Ah cool, Im familiar with that site; Thanks.
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| 05/21/06 18:15 |
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imnotstupid
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i wanna do that bad but i dont have 500+ to spend on a program
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| 05/21/06 18:19 |
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cswella
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Hey, assuming that GIMP is similar to Photoshop, how do you make the 'Burn-In' go in any direction you want? I've gotten the animation down but I haven't gotten it to go anything other than left to right.
And if 'Burn-In' isn't the correct term for Photoshop, what I mean is where you have 2 layers and the top layer is the one with the moving glow.
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| 05/21/06 18:27 |
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Julia Heartilly
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Lol you can just make 15 duplicates of the entire sig or something with that gradient in a slightly other place every time and put them behind each other.
Edit: That's how my current sig is done, the file contains 108 copies of the entire sig.
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| 05/21/06 18:33 |
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cswella
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hmmm....
So this raises another question: How do you manage to get that many frames into a .gif? Last time I tried to make a complex gif I was informed that it was too big. And I know that my framecount was lower than yours.
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| 05/21/06 18:41 |
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Harrow The Pious
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Save for web....its your best friend. I've had gif files with round 300 slides and it still was able to be used as a siggy.
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| 05/21/06 18:47 |
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cswella
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Cool, thanks.
+Cred to Julia and Harrow. And to Oli for the reminder.
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| 05/21/06 18:48 |
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Endbringer
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Not bad, keep up the good work!!!
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| 05/21/06 18:50 |
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Julia Heartilly
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| QUOTE | hmmm....
So this raises another question: How do you manage to get that many frames into a .gif? Last time I tried to make a complex gif I was informed that it was too big. And I know that my framecount was lower than yours. |
If you don't have many colors in it there often won't be a problem but if you do reduce the amount of colors in your color table to a lower maximum such as 128 or sometimes even 64 and set the compression to 'Adaptive' so that the system viewing the image may reconstruct colors by combining multiple available ones from the color table.
The use of various 'Dither' methods may also create a seemingly smoothening effect on rough low-color surfaces.
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| 05/21/06 18:56 |
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Julia Heartilly
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| QUOTE | | Save for web....its your best friend. I've had gif files with round 300 slides and it still was able to be used as a siggy. |
Eeeeeewwww no, bad method, far too much loss.
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| 05/21/06 18:57 |
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Julia Heartilly
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Oh yeah, the reason why 'Save for web' is no good btw is that the included color table is discarded and it uses a very limited, locally defined color table.
This can result in your sig displaying not only at a saddening poor quality but also differently on various systems.
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| 05/21/06 19:40 |
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