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Small-Print Tutorial - Getting Animated
On Christmas Eve, perhaps having drunk a little too deeply of the spirit of Christmas, Bart posted a picture of himself pulling a quite shocking duck face.
Save and open in GIMP the picture to the left. Click the Duplicate Layer icon (or Ctrl+Shift+D or <Layer><Duplicate Layer>). This will create an identical copy of the original "Background" layer, called "Background Copy".
Use the IWarp techniques we introduced yesterday to alter Bart's expression.
When done, click <Filters><Animation><Optimize (for GIF)> and a new "Untitled" image will be created in .GIF format.
Looking in the Layers Window for this new image, you'll see that the layer names include the string "(100ms)".
This means that when displayed, each layer of the image will show for just 100 milli-seconds. Great if you want to hack the web site of the Epilepsy Awareness Foundation, but a bit too fast for us.
Change the name of the bottom layer to include (say) "(1000ms)" and the top layer "(500ms)".
<File><Save As>"Bart_Wink.gif". This will pop up an Export File window. Make sure you select "Save As Animation". Then click <Export> and <Save> again.
Click on Bart_Wink.gif in file manager and tada! Something for the fap folders of all our lady readers.
Nice tutorial, but couldn't you have done this right after christmas?
ReplyDeletehahahaha i love it! probably the best post ever in the history of blogspot.
ReplyDeletethanks for the tutorial lol :)
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ReplyDeleteOoo straight up Shooter McGavin!
ReplyDeleteI'm absolutely certain he is only winking at me.
ReplyDeletenice post man
ReplyDeleteNice gif man :)
ReplyDeleteKnocking them dead
ReplyDeleteI think I should try gimp. This tutorial makes it really tempting.
ReplyDeleteToo sexy, too sexy!
ReplyDeleteHAHA. Great photo. Thanks for the tutorial too. Peace
ReplyDeletehow might this be done in photoshop, and sucio id really like it if u answerd this =] kthx
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ReplyDeleteunreal photo
ReplyDelete@ Poetry of the Day - I've never tried it in Photoshop so I couldn't vouch for the tutorials out there. My guess is that if you work out how to create a multi-layered image, make sure the layer names have "(NNNms)" timings in them, and then "Save As" something.gif, you'd be good.
ReplyDelete(Be sure to read the small print on the save dialogs - the default may, like in GIMP, be to collapse layers rather than to animate.)
good stuff, sound advice
ReplyDeleteWhy distort such a perfect duckface?
ReplyDeletegreat tutorial man, love learning about image editing honest
ReplyDeleteI'm so moist.
ReplyDeleteI heard about that, but never knew how. Thanks.
ReplyDeletethanks for the tip
ReplyDeleteif only there were some sort of device to capture moving pictures! then we wouldn't have to create gifs...
ReplyDeletehey :)
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Good tip my friend.
ReplyDeletegreat tips!
ReplyDeleteThat guy is a major pimp! I bet he get's all the girls ^_~
ReplyDeletehaha thats cool, ill try this out when i get hte programs
ReplyDeleteHaha, that's eeh... a really great tutorial! ^_^
ReplyDeleteThat's fantastic. I use gimp all the time, but I haven't read up on any tutorials yet!
ReplyDeletehahaha, awesome
ReplyDeletethanks!
ReplyDeleteHaha love that picture!
ReplyDeletehehe, nice tips, gonna use this for sure
ReplyDeleteOh man, I am sooo far behind...
ReplyDeleteYeah, love the winking!
ReplyDeleteHa ha ha....had to look twice. Thought my eyes were playing tricks on me again!
ReplyDeleteYou and Bart starting a revolution or something?
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