1 [IR]ImageReady Tutorial Animated Matrix Texture Tue Sep 21, 2010 8:33 pm
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You should have completed the Matrix texture tutorial to do this tutorial.
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1. Open your Matrix texture PSD file in Photoshop. Duplicate this background 2 times so you have background copy and background copy 1.
2. Switch to image ready. Open the animation panel. Set the frame 1 of the animation to 0.1sec.
3. With your move tool selected, use your up arrow key to move the "background copy" layer up till it is just above your canvas.
4. Insert a new frame on your animation panel by clicking the duplicates current frame button on the bottom of the animation panel. Click on frame 2.
5. With your move tool selected, use your down arrow key to move the "background copy" layer down until it is fit right over your canvas. Use your arrow to move the "background copy2" layer down so it is just below your canvas.
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]6. Click back on frame 1 of the animation panel. Click the right hand carrot (>) on the top right side of the animation panel and select TWEEN.
7. Set the tween to Next Frame and insert 5 frames.
8. Click on frame 7 of your animation panel and delete it.
9. Click back on frame 1 of your animation panel . Set the optimized panel to GIF, web, colors auto, loss = 0, no dither.
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1. Open your Matrix texture PSD file in Photoshop. Duplicate this background 2 times so you have background copy and background copy 1.
2. Switch to image ready. Open the animation panel. Set the frame 1 of the animation to 0.1sec.
3. With your move tool selected, use your up arrow key to move the "background copy" layer up till it is just above your canvas.
4. Insert a new frame on your animation panel by clicking the duplicates current frame button on the bottom of the animation panel. Click on frame 2.
5. With your move tool selected, use your down arrow key to move the "background copy" layer down until it is fit right over your canvas. Use your arrow to move the "background copy2" layer down so it is just below your canvas.
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]6. Click back on frame 1 of the animation panel. Click the right hand carrot (>) on the top right side of the animation panel and select TWEEN.
7. Set the tween to Next Frame and insert 5 frames.
8. Click on frame 7 of your animation panel and delete it.
9. Click back on frame 1 of your animation panel . Set the optimized panel to GIF, web, colors auto, loss = 0, no dither.
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