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Published: 2009-07-06 17:08:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 12758; Favourites: 174; Downloads: 573
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NOTE:The accompanying base for this tutorial: [link]
Tut for you! OwO
Ask me if there are any questions left!
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Dancing Avis (c) me
but inspired by [link]
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Tehe...
I know that doesn't work. I wrote that as an Edit in the artist's comment.
Follow the link to the avatar base. You can just save it there. ^^
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What if you don't have photoshop? -.-
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Hope that'll help you: [link] ΓwΓ
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Thank you muchly
I'll try it tomorrow... I got tons of homework...
>.<
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This looks hard...
I've never animated anything before...
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I can't really judge that, but it took me some time to get it as well.
What's really hard at animating is to make fluids movements, though, so this may be a good start!
If you'd like to try, good luck! ^^
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how do you make the chibi's fit on a normal sized canvas? when i copy+paste it, it comes on the long tutorial shape, and im using artweaver TT^TT
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Oh my, I don't know about artweaver... Let me think... >.<
Um, I quess it'll work best the way I described within the tut:
Copy and paste the tutorial into Paint. Then choose the square "selection tool", select the single pictures of the animation and save them on your comp. Then you should be able to open them with artweaver.
I hope that helps! ΓwΓ
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ya i'll try it and it shoudl work ^^ thank you a lot!
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I made one..... I might redo it... but... I did it for my girlfriend....
[link]
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Aww, how sweet of you!
And... OMG, it's Vincent! X3
I think I wanted to make him, too, but didn't have the time to do so.
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oh, yeah ^^ I think I might redo it, or atleast clean it up a bit, her nickname is vincent so I did vincent 
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hmm, this looks uber cute, im going to try this.^^
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great tutorial.. :> I remember when You have done one for me
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You've probably gotten dozens of questions like this, but is it possible to make an animated avatar in MSPaint and Windows Movie Maker? They're the most advanced tools I have. T-T
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[link]
this should help you!
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Ah, no no! It's a good question! ^^
I remember months of trying to work with only these two programs... =.=;
The drawing itself of course works with Paint! But if you use Movie Maker to animate it, you'll only be able to save it as a movie, which you can't use as avi. (and you can't change its size either, I think)
Not having a progam to animate is the problem for most people. Someone told me in another comment about such a webside, though...
I'll ask them about it!
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if you go to [link] load the first frame and click animate, you can load up the frames in order and choose the speed and loop it etc.
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I apologize, but I have absolutely no idea how to colour the first frame or animate any of it. Um...if it's not too much trouble, would you mind telling me what to click or something? Sorry for my ignorance. ^_^;
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no problem!
okay, so you can just open the frames in a simple program like paint and colour them there and save them. Then, on the site, click load file and find the first frame. Once that has loaded, scroll down the page and in the 'Create' columb there should be the words 'combine' and 'animate' next to each other. click 'animate' and it should take you to another screen where you can load a huge number of files. Load each frame in order in the seperate boxes, and then scroll to the bottom. Click the drop down arrow on 'Animation Speed and there are speeds for the animation. (1/5 second is a good speed) Beneath that, click the drop down for Loop count, and select how many time you want te animation to repeat itself. Below that there is a checkbox(make images the same size) that must be checked! otherwise the animation will flick btween different sizes. Then click the big 'Create Animation' button. This tkes you back to the home, where there is a large prevew of your animation. Click on the animation, and it will take you to a screen with jus the animation on it. Right click on it and select 'Save Picture As..' and save the animation to your computer, and your done!
and don't worry about it, your not ignorant at all.
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Thank you very much! I appreciate the help!
I'm going to work on it in a bit. Hopefully it'll work.
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No problem. I'm glad to help you.
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You're very nice. ^_^
And I agree with your siggy. AXEL SHOULDN'T HAVE DIED! T-T
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can I do this with.. uh.. gimp?
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Uh, I'm sorry but I don't know gimp. Γ.Γ
If you can animate with that program it should work, but as I said, I don't know about gimp...
I recommend you to look up an tutorial about gimp itself or so! ^^
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ok!! Good thing i can download it with IDM xD (i right clicked it and saw download xD)
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when u say idm, what do u mean, because im trying to use gimp, and i only get the first frame D:
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Alright! Anything that works! X3
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I have a question, how do I open it in ImageReddy? I'm having some trouble doing it
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Well, first you need Image Ready. ^^
(Sorry 'bout that, but many ask how to make an avi but don't even have a suiting program. In that case, I can't help, of course)
You do know how to open Image Ready, do you? If, then opening the GIF should be no problem.
Just double click the grey background and... well, then the GIF (after you saved it, of course).
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Oh don't worry about that I have ImageReady I just can't manage getting the base into the program (I'm blond maybe that explains) Ok I clicked on the download button on the left side of the image and the it opens another web page with the image, but Iβm not able to save the image still in gif formatβ¦Iβm kind of lost.
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Cool! I'm gonna give this a try, if u don't mind!
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what is the size i need to do this in? D:
if i wanna start out with a completely original pic for my avvie, do i start with 50x50 pixel canvas? or is it better to start big and then resize it afterwards???
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If you start with a 50x50 pixel canvas, it's too small to draw properly. That's the reason I also made the base-pictures this big. ^^
So yup, better resize it afterwards. But make the lines thick enough! ;D (A mistake I often make)
I recommend you to use something around 200x200 or 250x250. But it's actually unimportant, since you'll change it into 50x50 later anyway.
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aaah, thank you!!
super helpful
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wowie!, i'm gonna try this it looks cool.
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AWSOME tutorial indeed.
I REALLY shall give it a try.
IF I managed it, IΒ΄ll send you my result (if youΒ΄re interested in.)
^///^
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Sure! I'd love to see it!
Tell me if there's any problem with it! ...I started pondering whether the base didn't duck deep enough... =A=
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ummmm yea how da hell do i get the animation i mean i downloaded both of em but like wat option do i put to get the frames
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Just open it via Image Ready or any other animation program!
You'll get the single frames then. (Eg Image Ready shows the single frames the animation consists of) ^^
If that doesn't work, you can also copy them from the tutorial itself.
(I hope I got your question right. Correct me, if not.)
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ok so wen i downloaded the animation and i rite click wat do i click save image cause i tryed dat already and it didnt work
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I heard something like that before! D:
Try saving it directly = withouth clicking download first.
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