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#JASC ANIMATION SHOP 3 SPRITE COLOR CHANGE TUTORIALS PRO#

Click on Selection Tool start at 350 go straight across the graphic and down all the way to the bottom. In top color palette select solid color HTML#404040.Ĩ. Click on Transparent image to make it active Go to Selections>Select All.ħ. I just want you to have FUN! I hope to encourage you to make more animations.Ģ. You may add any backround or tubes you may like. Remember this is written with the advanced student because of the animation. While completing this tutorial, I realized how important the Zoom feature is for making sure there are no pixels showing that really should be erased.This tutorial is just for fun.I remember as a child going for Sunday drives with my family which inspired this tutorial. It was created from the Quill Signature tutorial but I adapted the tutorial, using a different writing medium than the quill provided. I ended up with 20 frames for this, each with a portion of the name erased out and the red rose relocated to make it appear like the rose was writing the name. Even though the tutorials were for Paint Shop Pro, the majority of the creation for this siggy was done in Animation Shop, which was automatically bundled in the earlier versions of Paint Shop Pro. One of my favorite places for tutorials was RobbiesCreativeRetreat.

#JASC ANIMATION SHOP 3 SPRITE COLOR CHANGE TUTORIALS PRO#

In fact, you have already seen it if you have ever received an email from me.Īt this point in my life, I was trying to enhance my skills by trying different tutorials for using Jasc Paint Shop Pro (also referred as PSP by fellow users). It was the first animation that I really felt proud of and just had to show to everyone I meet. It is only fitting that my first blog post be about one of my favorite siggys(signatures) that I have created. in Animation shop, make sure frame 2 in the animation is selected.go back to PSP and copy the third text image.go back to Animation shop and make sure the previously pasted image is selected.go back to PSP and copy the second text image.

go to Animation Shop and Paste As New Animation (or Ctrl + V).

copy the the first text image in Paint Shop Pro.

I transfer the 3 glitter filled text images to Animation Shop by doing these steps: Now that I have 3 text images filled with glitter patterns. It is important to keep the same order the patterns were brought into PSP. Then I filled the third text image with the third glitter pattern. Next, I used the flood fill tool to fill the second text image with the second glitter pattern. Since each of the 3 frames were pasted as their own new image, they each show up as a pattern in the materials palette. I used the flood fill tool to fill my first text image with the first glitter pattern. In this case, I have 3 frames in my glitter pattern so I need to duplicate my name twice. Once I create the text, I duplicate it as many times as needed to equal the number of frames in the fill pattern I am using. I used the text tool with floating option selected to input my name with white fill. I have a lot of neat fonts I have acquired throughout the years but haven’t sorted them out since getting a new computer, so I am sticking the the readily available fonts on my system for now. Now that I have my pattern fills, I need to create a new image with transparent background that will be used for the text. The latter method is very valuable for saving time when it comes to using fill patterns that have more frames than the pattern I am using here. It can either be done this way or by selecting all frames and copy, then going into PSP and select Paste Animation as Multiple Images from the edit menu. The next 2 frames will have to be copied individually as well. I have the first frame highlighted so I can copy and paste it into Paint Shop Pro as its own new image. Below is what it looks like when opened in Animation Shop. To be able to use it in Jasc Paint Shop Pro, it needs to be opened in Jasc Animation Shop first. This turquoise glitter is one of the patterns mentioned above that have only 3 frames. Below is a turquoise color glitter that I like to use.

Most of the glitters only have 3 frames so it involves less work than some of the other animated patterns. One of the simpler methods is by using glitter to fill text. There are many ways to do this which involves skill levels ranging from beginner to advanced. One of my favorite things to do is to make a name that is animated.