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Vynnx — BBQ'd Emotes
Published: 2009-02-09 19:51:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 3241; Favourites: 134; Downloads: 115
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i love this idea, great emote!
did you use gap to animate it?
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I use GIMP. On a transparent layer I drew thick alternating lines of black and white. Then I smudged the lines upwards. After that, I went and fiddled withe the color settings until I had a nice orangey/white flame. Now the emotes themselves were about 20 frames I think - not sure about that.
Anyway, for each layer or frame of animation I copy pasted the flame and then made slight changes by smudging a bit more. There ae probably better, more efficient ways to do what I did but this is what I figured out on my own.
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I guess its something that looks and is much harder then it sounds
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It's not really difficult so much as it is tedious. All emoticon work seems to be tedious, at least for me. That's why I don't do more of it.
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Nothing like a roaring fire on a cold winter's night
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Not to worry. No actual emotes were harmed in the making of this deviation.
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I cannot gaurantee any emotes safety in my next project however.
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WHAT KIND OF EMOTES ARE THEY.
Tell!
Do they taste good?
Love the expressions, btw.
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Good question. Guess we'll find out.
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