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Guest | | Re: Emote sig - 3way animation (21st Apr 08 at 11:48pm UTC) | |
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pmwww | | Re: Emote sig - 3way animation (23rd Apr 08 at 7:57pm UTC) | | I like it, it looks really nice, 10/10
I wish i could do that. but in order to do that, I would need PS CS3, and I only have PS 7, and it sucks, at animation, mostly transparent kind of animation. | |
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pmmsnaim | | Re: Emote sig - 3way animation (25th Apr 08 at 5:45pm UTC) | | I am currently using cs3 and i used to use ps7 alot
just get imageready and transfer over  | |
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Guest | | Re: Emote sig - 3way animation (27th Apr 08 at 9:32pm UTC) | | That turned out really good. I know how difficult it can be to try to do multiple animations in one image. I've not done many multiple animation images but the ones that I have done have been challenging, so ... good job.
I wish i could do that. but in order to do that, I would need PS CS3, and I only have PS 7, and it sucks, at animation, mostly transparent kind of animation.
I use Photoshop 7 so I don't understand why you think that you couldn't do something like that unless you had CS3. | |
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