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Article #178Re: I can't save my animation as a gif. HELP!
From: dave_milbut
Date: Sun, 08 May 2005 16:42
Date: Sun, 08 May 2005 16:42
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think about hand drawn animations. did you ever draw a moving stick man on the edge of the pages of a notebook? or a sticky pad? when you flip the pages it looks like it's moving? what image ready is doing is "flipping the pages". you need to put each step on a new layer, like you would put each stick man on a new page. each new layer above the last. when you put together the animation in the palette. make sure only the layer you want to view for that step is visible. save optimized as puts all the layers together and makes them move.
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