Looking for a helping hand

[Rappa]

Okay. I don't really do much picture editing and stuff cause I suck monkey balls at it. However, I was toying around with the model viewer and I just saw what would make an awesome animated gif! So I went ahead and did all the picture resizing and stuff. The problem is that while I was able to make the animated gif, it's a little bit slower than I'd like. I'm not sure if it's even possible to speed it up any (I fiddled around with a few programs and couldn't), but if anyone could speed this up enough to make it rock even harder than it already does (or can confirm that this is the speed limit) please lemme know. Either way, I plan to use it.

 

[Anttaru]

What software are you using to re-animate the frames ? Cause if it's Image ready, i can tell you how to do it.

 

[Lanien]

I use ImageReady. It's a fun program.

EDIT: I just opened it with ImageReady and the Delay was already set to 0.

 

[Garvin]

Just take some of the frames out. Every other one will do. This should make it look faster.

 

[Rappa]

Good call Garvin! Sometimes the best answers are easy to overlook. It had an odd number of frames so I went ahead and skipped the 0, 2, 4, etc frames followed by the 1, 3, 5, etc frames so he gets a slightly different look each time he does it. I like that effect even better. Here's the finished product.

 

[Aalea Skyfall]

Headbanging Carby!!!

Wonder what kind of metal carby listens too... 8)

 

[Anttaru]

You could have pulled off in Inageready without removing any of the frames by timing each frame. You can even set 1 frame to wait as long as you want.

You can also add more frames inbetween and capture a principle of animation (Secondary Motion) and the file compression is very good.