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i would like to make animations, but i have no idea how, i heard you can save them as .GIF files, is that true?
what software would you maybe need? and how would you use it?
also, i just would like to know this aswell, its a bit off topic, but not too much, how do you make a transparent background on paint.net software?
any decent NL video editor should offer gif exports
the difficult bit is getting the best quality / filesize mix
and that's down to experience, to be honest
It depends on what type of animations you want to make.
Pivot-
Stick figure animator.
Asiimator.net-
Ascii animations.
Those are some I use.
You may want to google exactly what you want to animate, like if you want to make cartoon like animation or more realistic, smooth, professional animations. As far as I know, you can save certain animations as GIF. Like the AIM icons though, I'm not sure about longer things.
i just want to make little animations, like for example what you could put in an avatar (just an example, i probably wont do that)
also, I think the Gimp can export image layers to gif frames
http://www.gimp.org/tutorials/Simple_Animations/
not sure how practical that is
but anyway...
nah ill not go for that, its pretty nifty, but thanks anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ynot
ive downloaded pivot, its quite good.
im just testing to see if im able to post an animation, to see if it works, i just did this quickly.
http://i551.photobucket.com/albums/i...tickdeath1.gif
Professional animation is done in Maya, Blender, or 3dSMax
Don't foget Lightwave 3D, and VUE. :FQuote:
Originally Posted by ninja9578
Solid Works too.
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