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  1. Sep 5th, 2010, 10:34 AM #1
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    Resolved [RESOLVED] images for animation

    Hi all

    Where would i find multiple images for creating animation???
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    Re: images for animation

    Can you elaborate on "find"?
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    Re: images for animation

    It'll be helpful if you provide some more details....

    Are you trying to create slideshow like animation ?

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    Re: images for animation

    Are you trying to suggest use of multiple images to create motion like as in a rotating loading icon or something like that?
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    Re: images for animation

    I want multiple images of one image so that i can use it in my simple game. like a walking lion e.t.c
    hope it will be clear to all of you.
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    Re: images for animation

    You can use GIF animations for this purpose...

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    Re: images for animation

    1. http://www.yoyogames.com/make/resources
    2. http://blogoscoped.com/archive/2006-08-08-n51.html
    3. http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Chazy123/78333


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    Re: images for animation

    Thanks dear
    Can i make images by myself, i mean is there any software for that??
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    Re: images for animation

    You can use Photoshop and Imageready together to create GIF animations. And also, there are so many free GIF creators available in the internet...

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    Re: images for animation

    As this question is not specific to VB6 it does not belong in the VB6 forum - thread moved to General Developer

    Can i make images by myself, i mean is there any software for that??
    For non-moving pictures (ie: single frames that you will use code to switch between), you can use the Paint (or PaintBrush) program that it is included with Windows, or alternatives such as Paint.Net and Gimp (both are free).
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    Re: images for animation

    Quote Originally Posted by akhileshbc
    You can use Photoshop and Imageready together to create GIF animations. And also, there are so many free GIF creators available in the internet...
    Quote Originally Posted by si the geek
    For non-moving pictures (ie: single frames that you will use code to switch between), you can use the Paint (or PaintBrush) program that it is included with Windows, or alternatives such as Paint.Net and Gimp (both are free).
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