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ALLRIGHT x wing wolfie in two threads *saves* Luke moonchanger. 
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(Hey...if Figarou can have his own custom Wolf smiley...
)[Edit: Rather than make a new post every time I add another Custom Smiley for myself, I will just keep updating them all into this post.]
*My Smileys So far*
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Vuldari
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Yeah...it's hard to squeeze in any distinctive details when you are working with just under 30x30 pixels. ...and then, those "details" are just square blocks, so it takes a bit of imagination to make out what they are supposed to be.Figarou wrote:It needs some tweaking.Vuldari wrote:
(Hey...if Figarou can have his own custom Wolf smiley...
*opens image in Photoshop*
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Oh wait. Thats long hair in the back.
Its hard to tell whats going on unless you take a good look at it.
Good job!!
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*V5*
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Thanks...Vilkacis wrote:I like the subtle change you made to the hair, it looks much better.Vuldari wrote:
-- Vilkacis
...Yes we are.Figarou wrote:COOL!!!
We are having fun with this!!!
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Figarou
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Vilkacis wrote:
Look familiar, Vuldari?
-- Vilkacis
Very good Vilkacis!!
Vuldari wrote:My Duckie!!!!!!!!
And I see Vuldari is working on more of his own custom wolf emoticons.
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Vuldari
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I uninstalled my old image program so I would be forced to learn how to use GIMP. In the process, I learned that Gimp can in fact do transparency and Animation quite easily.Figarou wrote:...And I see Vuldari is working on more of his own custom wolf emoticons.
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Vuldari wrote:I uninstalled my old image program so I would be forced to learn how to use GIMP. In the process, I learned that Gimp can in fact do transparency and Animation quite easily.Figarou wrote:...And I see Vuldari is working on more of his own custom wolf emoticons.
Can you adjust the frame rate using GIMP? I don't have GIMP. I'm used to Animation Shop 3 and Photoshop Elements 2.0
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Vuldari
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The "Gimp" is FREE, by the way, if you have any desire to try it out.Figarou wrote:Can you adjust the frame rate using GIMP? I don't have GIMP. I'm used to Animation Shop 3 and Photoshop Elements 2.0
I learned the answer to your question while making the winking edit. YES. Frames are created by making them in seperate layers, and delay can be set by adding sub-text to the layer name. (Ex: "layer2 (700ms) (combine)")
If you don't specify the delay for the frames in the layer names, then the framerate will be whatever you set the "_delay between frames where unspecified" option to while saving the animation.
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Vuldari wrote:The "Gimp" is FREE, by the way, if you have any desire to try it out.Figarou wrote:Can you adjust the frame rate using GIMP? I don't have GIMP. I'm used to Animation Shop 3 and Photoshop Elements 2.0
I learned the answer to your question while making the winking edit. YES. Frames are created by making them in seperate layers, and delay can be set by adding sub-text to the layer name. (Ex: "layer2 (700ms) (combine)")
If you don't specify the delay for the frames in the layer names, then the framerate will be whatever you set the "_delay between frames where unspecified" option to while saving the animation.
I know the GIMP is free. I just don't want another program added on my PC. I have Paint Shop Pro 7 and I don't use it as much as Photoshop Elements. I use Animation shop 3 to change the frame rates.
