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Hello!
Just for fun i was planning to edit a animated football tackle gif. I was planning to remove the player who tackle in each and every frame of the animated gif. So it would take some time to finish.
I have successfully opened the gif in CS6 via import Video Frames to Layers.
It consists of 72 layers and i have tried to fix 10 of them just to see how it roughly would look like.
My problem comes when I try to save and render the GIF (via save for WEB).
The 10 first frames of my gif only shows one freezing frame, and then it shows the rest from 11-72 without any problems.
What am i doing wrong, since my edited layers don't show up in the final GIF?
Right on! Easy solution.
First, the reason your first 10 frames are not changing is because each of those frames shows the same layer (Layer 1).
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Hi,
In your photoshop document, could we take a look at your Timeline panel. I have a screenshot from a .gif that I created recently (using CS5). Each frame in the timeline panel is a different image. Your problem may not be during the save but with the frames in your Timeline. (maybe)
If I understand correctly, you already have each of the video frames as a separate layer. From there, you've edited each frame (removing a player).
When you finish all of your edits, open the flyout menu in your Timeline panel. There should be an option for Make Frames from Layers. This will automatically create the animation frames out of your 72 layers. Forgive me if everythink you've done is correct up until this point.
I also notice that Layers 1 through 9 are linked in your layers panel. I would select all of those layers, right-click and choose Unlink Layers. That could be your problem right there.
It may help to see a screenshot of your Timeline panel!
Michael
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Hello Michael and thank you very much for answer.
I have opened the gif with each frame as a separate layer. I tried also to unlink the frames, but i still got the same result. I also tried to make a whole new project from scratch.
Somehow the Make Frames from Layers option is grayed out. I have tried to google it for a solution, but i did not find anything. Maybe you know what might be wrong? I have added a screenshot from my timeline panel:
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Right on! Easy solution.
First, the reason your first 10 frames are not changing is because each of those frames shows the same layer (Layer 1).
To address the second problem, the option for Make Frames from Layers is greyed out because you already have frames in your timeline.
Either way should take care of your problem! Please let me know if this works for you!!
Cheers,
Michael
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YES! Thank you so much! Now it worket out really well.
If other people struggling with the same issue is just to mark the eyeball on all the frames and then delete them from timeline and then make frame from layers. Worked like a charm.
Thank you so much for your help, time and knowledge Michael
Will try to post the gif when its done.
Eirik
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http://oi49.tinypic.com/wccuxl.jpg
Here is the link to my final gif. Not flawless, but did not spend to much time on it as it was only a test project. Thank you very much for helping me out!
Uni
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I am absolutely impressed with this gif. Well done!!
Just for kicks, here's mine: http://postimage.org/image/kaonm8snx/
Michael
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Hello! How did you export your GIF? every time I try it exports the GIF with frame by frame images. Thank you!
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I use Save for Web - what did you use to export?
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