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5 total messages Started by Melinda_M Wed, 14 Jul 2004 00:50
Help!Imageready Animation
#10
Author: Melinda_M
Date: Wed, 14 Jul 2004 00:50
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OK, i'm trying to make an animation in Imageready. I have 2 frames in the animation box. I fill in 1 little square on the 2 frame. it affects the first one and makes it exactly the same! what do i do?? please help!!!!
Re: Help!Imageready Animation
#12
Author: heathrowe
Date: Wed, 14 Jul 2004 12:31
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Hello Melinda

You have two options:

1:) Create all the elements of your animation before you even begin your
animation. Then toggle visibility of the ones that are needed
per frame.

2.) If you want to add new layers to a frame without it populating the other
frames, have your Animation Palette open, then go to
the upper right of the Animation Palette and click the palette menu option
command button (little arrow), and from the list unselect the 'New Layers is
Visible in All States/Frames'.

either one of those should do it
cheers
heathrowe
Re: Help!Imageready Animation
#15
Author: Melinda_M
Date: Wed, 14 Jul 2004 16:08
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ok thanks so much
Re: Help!Imageready Animation
#16
Author: Melinda_M
Date: Wed, 14 Jul 2004 16:14
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mmm..it doesn't work. :( it still affects the first frame
Re: Help!Imageready Animation
#18
Author: Jim_Oblak
Date: Wed, 14 Jul 2004 17:17
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ImageReady animates on layers. Each layer should be different. If you are editing a layer that is visible in both frames, it is no surprise that you are getting those results.
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