Av animation

[April]

Does anybody know how to change the timing of an av? Mine is driving me nuts already. She looks like she has a spastic twitch. Too much caffeine perhaps.

Where is Outsider when you need him?

 

[Fly_On_Wall]

I know one way to do it.
open it in corel photopaint.
click the first frame and add one between 1 and 2, coppy fram one over to the new one, keep doing this till it's the way you want.....

that or you can find whereever the hell they hide the timeing setting.

hope that helps some.

 

[April]

Me=clueless

 

[Mistress]

Is this too slow?

 

[modest mouse]

Here is one.

 

[Fly_On_Wall]

Me=clueless

okay how about I just do this lol.

is that good?

 

[Fly_On_Wall]

fuck... Lit is slow on my end it didn't take the pic.

 

[April]

Thanks guys. I really appreciate your help. You're all wonderful.

 

[Mistress]

Which one are ya going to use then

 

[Fly_On_Wall]

Which one are ya going to use then

yes what she said.

say me or i'll be jealous and mad

 

[April]

LOL I'm using Fly's because it's the fastest of the bunch. Just wanted the wink slowed down a bit.

 

[Fly_On_Wall]

LOL I'm using Fly's because it's the fastest of the bunch. Just wanted the wink slowed down a bit.

YAY I WON I WON

lol j/k.

 

[roxie]

Since we're on the subject of pics, who knows how I can resize one? I took one of my kitty yesterday but it's too big to post here and I'm another clueless one on this subject.....

 

[Fly_On_Wall]

photoshop
Image/imagesize larges dimention change to 150 pixles.
photopaint
Image/resample and the same.

 

[Weird Harold]

Since we're on the subject of pics, who knows how I can resize one? I took one of my kitty yesterday but it's too big to post here and I'm another clueless one on this subject.....

The exact steps vary from program to program.

Check the "IMAGE" menu for the resize command. Some programs put resize on the edit menu.

When you get to the resize dialog, make sure that it's set to "constrain proportions," "Maintain aspect ratio," or some similar wording that means you only have to change one dimension and it will compute the other.

Most users of Windows 98 or later have MS Photo Editor which will resize pictures fairly easily. If the program you normally use to view pictures doesn't have a resize function that allows you to set a numeric value for the dimensions, look for MS Photo Editor in your start menu and use that.

The best program I've found for editing pictures is Paint Shop Pro from www.jasc.com. Resizing pictures is fast ans simple, and it can convert almost any image format to JPeG or GIF. (It doesn't work well on animated GIFs though.)