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CookiemagiK — Emote tutorial: Walking
Published: 2008-07-09 06:19:38 +0000 UTC; Views: 95930; Favourites: 3419; Downloads: 28335
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(Download to view)To be able to get any use from this tutorial, you must know how to draw emotes.
Here are some great tutorials for that:
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The file is quite large (5MB) , so it might take a while to load or lag like there's no tomorrow. Just be patient
I'm not sure how useful this actually is
I'm hoping that this will be helpful to those of you who want to start animating your emotes 
This is my first tutorial, so any kind of feedback would be much appreciated ^^ Also, if you make any animations using this tutorial, I would very much like to see them :>
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How rare to find something informative and witty! Thanks so much for taking the time to put this together, it looks wonderful.
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Most of this stuff I knew/used already, but the idea of the face and hands on an elastic string is fantastic! Thank you very much for sharing!
Also, would it be a problem if I borrowed a few other aspects of your emotes? Specifically, I'm eyeing the super-long mouth of Green.
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Thanks for reading
The long mouth is not something that I invented 
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You're more than welcome!
I must be more dense than usual then, since I don't browse dA like I used to. 
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Help meeez!!! Pwz?
When i save anything a animate on Photoshop as a .gif, and I upload it to Deviantart, I don't move.....What i do????
Oh, BTW thanks for the tutorial. it'll really help cuz' i've got great ideas for emotes....
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You have to save it as an animated gif
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Um.... still stupid here.....
How you save it as animated?
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Just choose animated gif instead of gif
If you don't find it, see if there is something called "export". Try using that instead of "save".
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Oh.... dur....
Im such a tard.....
Thanks for da advice!
Buh-byez!
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Se ve bien 
Gracias por hacer tutoriales ^○^
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now my wonderful dreams of being able to look cool because i can animate emocons can finally become reality 8D lol.
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Thanks alot for this tutorial! I also picked up your shading technique by doing this! I've really improved by studying your work
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Thank you for reading
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An animated tutorial! That's so awesome~!
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Thanks for reading ^^
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You're welcome ^^
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omg, that is the neatest most easy to understand and awesome tutorial ever!!! And those emotes were so cute i just wanted to pull them off the screen and put em in my pocket ^_^
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thanks for reading
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I currently lack the programs necessary to utilize this tutorial, however I found it very well written and outrageously funny for some reason, so it must be collected.
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Thanks for reading \(^0^)/
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Inspired me to make Emotions! Just love it ^.^
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Awesome tutorial!
But i'm still one step away from making a complete one due to this problem: why is it that when i make a change (like brush) to one frame, it applies to all others? how do i fix this?
I'd be glad if you could help.
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It depends on what program you are using, but it seems as though you have the layer (that you are brushing) set to be permanent. This means that the layer is unable to be different from frame to frame, so no matter what frame you change it on the layer will change on all frames. Try and see if you can turn of anything that says "permanent" or "share across frames" or something like that ^^
I'm sure there's something for that in the help files
Hope that help :>
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Oops...forgot to mention i'm using photoshop cs3. I know there must be something like that, but i just have no idea where to find it. Could you give me some tips on where to find it?
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I've never used Photoshop cs3 to make emotes, so I don't know. Sorry
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Oh well, it's ok, guess i'll have to try figure it out.
Thanks for the earlier tip anyways!
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great tut!! really helpful! just one question though.... how do i save it as a gif?
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great tut!! i have a question though.... how do i save it as a gif without ruining my layers??
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You can't. Once you save it as a gif, all the layers will be merged into 1 layer
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never mind... i figured it out. thanks for the tutorial! i made this - [link]
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that's frakin awesome 
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dude your emoticons and everything RULEEEEEE :worhip:
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I just adore that one little red smiley that keeps popping up
Wonderful tutorial. It was so easy to understand.
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Thank you for reading
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