Make an Animated .GIF with Paint.NET

[Arnold 0]

Here is what I came up with. Thanks for the tutorials.

[SkullKomikai 0]

Look at all of them. All by me...!

[himself22 1]

You should include this:

viewtopic.php?f=16&t=28407

in your tutorial.

P.S. Nice tutorial

[Cdawg 0]

Here's my try.. FTW!

[Dark Saint 0]

Can someone who can make nice gifs make a tutorial on youtube for this.

[LTIan 0]

I want to know how to make an animated zooming icon. Like zooming WB Sheild as seen below:

Can anyone tell me how how I can do that?

[Curmudgeon 1]

Can anyone tell me how how I can do that?

First, you'd have to find a fairly large image of the shield, since you can scale an image down without distorting it too much, however scaling it up distorts it quite a bit...

Then, I'd make several copies of the shield image and use image> resize (by percentage) to scale them down...up to you how much, but for a smooth looking zoom in/out, I'd set it at 95%, then 90%, then 85%, and so forth until it's as small as you want it to get. Save each sized shield as a separate image.

Open up your background, then create a new layer, and paste a shield on that layer, and merge it down. Then save this as a separate image (gif file if using unfreez).

Repeat this step with each smaller shield you created.

When you create the gif file, you'll need to drag the files in order so that the shield will appear to zoom in, then back out.

in the end, it would look something like this:

[LTIan 0]

Do you think you can show me how to do it by showing step-by-step screenshots? Maybe I could learn how to do it right without making any mistakes.

[yellowman 277]

@ LTIan: This

may help you, watch especially from 4:00 till end

[spenzer 0]

[spenzer 0]

how do you slow down a animation?

[Curmudgeon 1]

how do you slow down a animation?

Without knowing what software you used to create the animation, it's hard to give you an intelligent answer.

If you are using UnFREEz, in the bottom right of the interface you should see "Frame delay"...if you increase the number beside it it will increase the amount of time each frame is displayed.

[spenzer 0]

[heartsoulofra 0]

:shock: That naruto animation is really well done. That's a screen capture from a game right? Converted it to gif? <snip>

[forbiddenrose 0]

My attempt was really really bad although i was rushing.

[forbiddenrose 0]

I copied the example sign but made this animation.

[forbiddenrose 0]

Ok this one actually works!

[spenzer 0]

:shock: That naruto animation is really well done. That's a screen capture from a game right? Converted it to gif? <snip>

yeah.. it take me 1 hr to edit that

[forbiddenrose 0]

This may be a bit big sorry

[jerry533482 0]

Just so you guys know, a plugin's been released that let's you make animations within PDN, without a third-party app.

you can find it here:http://paintdotnet.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=28407

[ZoeYouRock 0]

This is nice, thanks fur posting this guide.

[uvah 0]

This is so cool. I've been going through the tuts and experimenting in different categories. I have an excellent animation program called gimp and it plays very nicely with PDN. I prefer PDN because the interface is easier to work with. That and the fact that here there is a direct link to the forums while working in PDN. Makes things a lot easier. And thanks for the explanation on fading and blurs and such. You guys are a great help.

[PeaceFrog777 0]

Just so you guys know, a plugin's been released that let's you make animations within PDN, without a third-party app.

you can find it here:http://paintdotnet.f...hp?f=16&t=28407

This link isn't working...do you possibly have another handy?

[Cookies 6]

This link isn't working...do you possibly have another handy?

The link there is the old forumer link, this is the link you should use

[Manc 323]

The link there is the old forumer link, this is the link you should use http://forums.getpai...e-22-agif-apng/

I've downloaded and installed the plugin but I can't find it in effects.It does appear in the pdn effects folder but not in the program.