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[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]Damn your thirsty for an avy....[/color]Originally Posted by Hen Lin 32
Originally Posted by Hen Lin 32
Geronimo, you got clientele waiting...
NikeTalk's Avy Tutorials vol. Yuku -- Tutorials for Ulead & PS CS3 & Flash (No 56k)
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I don't have PS
dangit Yuku just threw an extra 40kb on my joint
dangit Yuku just threw an extra 40kb on my joint
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So instead of saving as a .gif you save as .mov?
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Yeah, save it as an .mov file in Ulead so you can transfer it over to PS.
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Thanks for taking the time to explain the process. Here's my first attempt
edit- had to lower the quality a little bit
edit- had to lower the quality a little bit
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Awesome tutorial Paul!
Check out my first attempt:
Check out my first attempt:
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2nd attempt
crap yuku got me again
crap yuku got me again
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great thread even though i knew all of this. very educational for people who didn't know.
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whats some good avy making programs for a mac?
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Why hasn't this been stickied??
Where can i find the CS3 Trial!!!??????
Where can i find the CS3 Trial!!!??????
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I hope it gets archived one day
http://www.adobe.com/downloads/?PID=2294914http://www.adobe.com/downloads/?PID=2294914
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nah thats cs4... i ended up getting the cs4 but cs3 runs alot smoother on my pc
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My first attempt at a Photoshop avy
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Just realized im missing MS paint. Must've uninstalled it.
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i just got ps elements 6.. can i make an avy on there or do i need cs3? thanks in advance
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Good work.Originally Posted by NoSlickRemarks
My first attempt at a Photoshop avy
Not sure.
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Thanks for the lesson.
Had 2 go in and do some editing on byte countbut its cool.
Edit: How long does Yuku take 2 update your avy!?
Edit: How long does Yuku take 2 update your avy!?
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It takes a while. I don't even know. I just tell people 6 hours. I've heard others say 8 hours and I've heard others say 5 hours. Idon't know, I chose just a middle number.Originally Posted by Kickaddicted
Edit: How long does Yuku take 2 update your avy!?
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how do i do smooth transitions in ulead i need it for this
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How to Make A Split Scene
- What you need to do is pick two scenes you want to join together but here's the hard part, make sure you make both scenes the same number of frames.
- When doing this, you want to have two Ulead programs running.
- It can get a little confusing because we're using two Ulead programs so I'm going to call the scene in middle "Main Scene" and the scenethat gets split "Secondary Scene" to avoid any confusion.
- As you can see, I chose two scenes and made them the same number of frames.
- Next thing you want to do is to make them "fit". You have 100x100 to work with. Both the main scene and secondary scenes should be resized. Widthshould read 100 and height should be resized to 50 on both.
- On the main scene, adjust the canvas to 100x100 and make sure you choose. For the position, make sure you click on the icon I circled.
- This is what you should have so far.
- Now go to the secondary scene and go to change the canvas size.
- Make sure you change the height from 50 to 25.
- Where I labeled "1", click that icon, click OK, and then proceed to save it as a .gif (you're going to use it later). Name it anything and saveit to a folder so that you know where it is.
- Where I labeled "2", click that icon, click OK, and then proceed to save it as a .gif (you're going to use it later). Name it anything and saveit to a folder so that you know where it is.
- Now go to the main scene and click on this icon to insert an image. A window should pop up and go to the folder where you saved the split secondary scenes.
- Here, I named them "Delete 4" and "Delete 5".
- Open the bottom secondary scene.
- This is what you should have. Since this is the "bottom", I just select the bottom and just move it all the way down to the bottom of the avy. I dothat in Frame 1, then on to Frame 2, then Frame 3, and so on. I wish there was a faster way to do this but I don't know how to do it.
- When you have all the bottom parts moved to the bottom of the avy, then proceed to open up the top parts. You don't have to move anything in this step.
- Here's what you should have. Now fix the time delay, optimize it, and save.
Here's the finished product.
- What you need to do is pick two scenes you want to join together but here's the hard part, make sure you make both scenes the same number of frames.
- When doing this, you want to have two Ulead programs running.
- It can get a little confusing because we're using two Ulead programs so I'm going to call the scene in middle "Main Scene" and the scenethat gets split "Secondary Scene" to avoid any confusion.
- As you can see, I chose two scenes and made them the same number of frames.
- Next thing you want to do is to make them "fit". You have 100x100 to work with. Both the main scene and secondary scenes should be resized. Widthshould read 100 and height should be resized to 50 on both.
- On the main scene, adjust the canvas to 100x100 and make sure you choose. For the position, make sure you click on the icon I circled.
- This is what you should have so far.
- Now go to the secondary scene and go to change the canvas size.
- Make sure you change the height from 50 to 25.
- Where I labeled "1", click that icon, click OK, and then proceed to save it as a .gif (you're going to use it later). Name it anything and saveit to a folder so that you know where it is.
- Where I labeled "2", click that icon, click OK, and then proceed to save it as a .gif (you're going to use it later). Name it anything and saveit to a folder so that you know where it is.
- Now go to the main scene and click on this icon to insert an image. A window should pop up and go to the folder where you saved the split secondary scenes.
- Here, I named them "Delete 4" and "Delete 5".
- Open the bottom secondary scene.
- This is what you should have. Since this is the "bottom", I just select the bottom and just move it all the way down to the bottom of the avy. I dothat in Frame 1, then on to Frame 2, then Frame 3, and so on. I wish there was a faster way to do this but I don't know how to do it.
- When you have all the bottom parts moved to the bottom of the avy, then proceed to open up the top parts. You don't have to move anything in this step.
- Here's what you should have. Now fix the time delay, optimize it, and save.
Here's the finished product.
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looks confusing but I'm gonna give it a try
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yo how do i get ulead to work after the 15day trial i did it once but now it isnt working
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Originally Posted by Paul Is On Tilt
^ That was him?! His avys were over the limit... I thought he knew better than that? Ehh... I got a lot of questions to ask the guy now.
But to any of the Ulead users on here... I am having trouble trying to OPTIMIZE my .gifs on Ulead. It says "Unable to finish the GIF Optimization process". Crap this is sooo annoying. I HAD Ulead installed perfectly and now I got a crappy one now. I rebooted my computer and lost Ulead.
how did you fix this? im having the same problen now
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^ i have the same problem i have the full version of ulead. are you using vista
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yeah, i think thats whats causing the problem. i guess ill have to figure out how to use photoshop
