LayaL is bored

layal · 11-02-2013

i am bored so i made this for fun

http://i41.tinypic.com/e5kxsj.gif (Unsupported image host)

*fail*
any advice?
didn't finish the end

Elloz · 11-02-2013

I see that you used a lot of pics for the gif which makes the snowball go slow. I recommend reducing the pictures by half so the snowball hits the guy faster. However so far I am excited what the end might be

kenthefruit · 11-02-2013

I like this a lot

layal · 11-03-2013

Posted by Elloz

I see that you used a lot of pics for the gif which makes the snowball go slow. I recommend reducing the pictures by half so the snowball hits the guy faster. However so far I am excited what the end might be

ok thanks i will try it now

Posted by TwistedWizard

I like this a lot

omg ty <3

Livid · 11-03-2013

Make one of xor punching stefan

Tyler · 11-03-2013

Elloz is right. I tried every speed possible, but the end result was the same. I added a couple more frames where the snowball hits his head. Also, I would work on the trajectory of your snowball. The image below shows what it looks like with every layer. You could shorten the amount of frames you use and create a smoother path for your snowball by doing this. Thanks to this thread I was able to see speed is limited when you add too many layers for animating an object. It's better to space it a few or more times to speed it up.

Zazzi* · 11-03-2013

Depending on the program you can speed the process doesn't matter how many frames. In photoshop you are able to change speed of frames.

Edit: Made it a tad faster

Edit2: nvm when uploading it they change my frames up :/
Edit 3: Better outcome shorten the frames by alot and the size of the file.

Tyler · 11-03-2013

Posted by Zazzi*

Depending on the program you can speed the process doesn't matter how many frames. In photoshop you are able to change speed of frames.

That's what I used to remake the gif. I even set it for 0 delay (which is the one I posted), but the snowball moves the same speed as the original, or at least, in the browsers it does. I think it's just the amount of snowball frames there are. If you move the snowball over once and keep saving it, it's bound to move slower than one where you move the snowball over 5 spaces and then save it.

Zazzi* · 11-03-2013

Posted by Tyler

That's what I used to remake the gif. I even set it for 0 delay (which is the one I posted), but the snowball moves the same speed as the original, or at least, in the browsers it does. I think it's just the amount of snowball frames there are. If you move the snowball over once and keep saving it, it's bound to move slower than one where you move the snowball over 5 spaces and then save it.

Yeah I noticed when I uploaded it it was the same as yours so it just might be the hosters because on the program itself it does look much faster.

layal · 11-04-2013

you guys >:O
thanks for that i will try to make something.....like....

Posted by Livid

Make one of xor punching stefan

omg yes someone send me stefan and xor body and head files

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layal Elf Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: idk Posts: 123	LayaL is bored i am bored so i made this for fun http://i41.tinypic.com/e5kxsj.gif (Unsupported image host) fail any advice? didn't finish the end

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Elloz Random Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 79	I see that you used a lot of pics for the gif which makes the snowball go slow. I recommend reducing the pictures by half so the snowball hits the guy faster. However so far I am excited what the end might be

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kenthefruit 🍇🍏🍋🍊🍒 Join Date: Mar 2013 Posts: 4,330	I like this a lot

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Livid all for victory Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Townsville Posts: 4,222	Make one of xor punching stefan

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Tyler Dark Desert Fox Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: United States, Ohio Posts: 5,720	Elloz is right. I tried every speed possible, but the end result was the same. I added a couple more frames where the snowball hits his head. Also, I would work on the trajectory of your snowball. The image below shows what it looks like with every layer. You could shorten the amount of frames you use and create a smoother path for your snowball by doing this. Thanks to this thread I was able to see speed is limited when you add too many layers for animating an object. It's better to space it a few or more times to speed it up.

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Zazzi* 👑 Delteria GM Manager Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Kaljun Posts: 1,213	Depending on the program you can speed the process doesn't matter how many frames. In photoshop you are able to change speed of frames. Edit: Made it a tad faster Edit2: nvm when uploading it they change my frames up :/ Edit 3: Better outcome shorten the frames by alot and the size of the file.