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Started by rca
Mon, 23 May 2005 00:13
large picture as a website
Author: rca
Date: Mon, 23 May 2005 00:13
Date: Mon, 23 May 2005 00:13
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I am new at imageready, but not photoshop. I have created a large picture in photoshop (many layer groups/files) for my website/portfolio site (I designed it to look like a "set design" in a matrix environment). I have created many rollovers and animations in this photo. I sliced the overall picture into selections that covered each of the actions of the rollovers and animations in order to isolate the activity to that slice (90 slices). My total photoshop file size is approx 250mb. When I go to optimize the total project I get an error/not enough memory available for optimizing to complete saving action. My computer has 70gb with 20gb available/unused. What am I doing wrong? Many of my rollovers activate gif photos, others activate gif graphics, most of the site is sliced into inactive single gif pictures which create the overall "big picture". I am trying to create a "matrix" type visual that looks like a set design found on a tv program, but as a website it has many interactive buttons and switches to let the viewer explore my portfolio. Any help or info would be appreciated. Thank you
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