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ing with 1, select every other frame (1, 3, 5, 7, 9...), and then delete them. To do this, click the first frame, and then hold Ctrl, then click every other frame while still holding ctrl. This will cut your number frames in half.
. Do anything you'd like to your avy; tag, border, etc., but make sure you resize it to 60x60.
3. After adding the tag and all the other stuff you want, click the optimize button.
4. In this window, you will optimize your image. Check how many bytes your image is. If it's over 150,000, which is NT's limit, you will have to optimize it. If it's under 150,000, you are done.
5. As you can see, mine is over the limit. Here is what you do when it is.
a. Put "Dither" all the way down to 0, as it make basically no difference to the outcome of the avy, but reduces the size dramatically. After putting it to 0, if your avy's under the limit, you are done, if not, go to the next step.
b. Put the "Colors" down until you are under the limit. After you are under the limit, move dither up as far as it can go before going over the limit.
6. You can see the difference in the original avy and the optimized one by the images in that window. The one on the left is the before, and the one on the right is after. You can scroll through the frames to see the difference in each frame.
As you can see, after putting dither down to 0, my avy was under the limit and I didn't have to mess with the colors.
Here is the final product of the avy used in these examples.
1. Go to File > Preferences > Preview tab.
2. In the "Other Browsers" section, go to where Firefox is. It should be the same as mine.
3. Now, instead of clicking the preview button, click on the Firefox icon, and it'll preview your image in Firefox, which will show you what your avy will actually look like once it's on NT.
NOTE: This will work for other browsers such as Opera, or whatever browser you use.
. Do anything you'd like to your avy; tag, border, etc., but make sure you resize it to 60x60.
3. After adding the tag and all the other stuff you want, click the optimize button.
4. In this window, you will optimize your image. Check how many bytes your image is. If it's over 150,000, which is NT's limit, you will have to optimize it. If it's under 150,000, you are done.
5. As you can see, mine is over the limit. Here is what you do when it is.
a. Put "Dither" all the way down to 0, as it make basically no difference to the outcome of the avy, but reduces the size dramatically. After putting it to 0, if your avy's under the limit, you are done, if not, go to the next step.
b. Put the "Colors" down until you are under the limit. After you are under the limit, move dither up as far as it can go before going over the limit.
6. You can see the difference in the original avy and the optimized one by the images in that window. The one on the left is the before, and the one on the right is after. You can scroll through the frames to see the difference in each frame.
As you can see, after putting dither down to 0, my avy was under the limit and I didn't have to mess with the colors.
Here is the final product of the avy used in these examples.
1. Go to File > Preferences > Preview tab.
2. In the "Other Browsers" section, go to where Firefox is. It should be the same as mine.
3. Now, instead of clicking the preview button, click on the Firefox icon, and it'll preview your image in Firefox, which will show you what your avy will actually look like once it's on NT.
NOTE: This will work for other browsers such as Opera, or whatever browser you use.
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