tween rotated objects

J
Posted By
jurgen
Aug 5, 2004
Views
1864
Replies
2
Status
Closed
hi all….

i’ve got a prob… i want to make a animated gif in imageready…. there are no problems when i move the object (a monkey by the way). I tween it and there it is.

the prob now is I want to rotate it, but everytime i rotate the object (monkey). the object is beeing rotated in the first as well in the last picture. So there’s no
possibility to tween them (they are 2 just the same pictures)

how can i tween rotated objects?

tnx a lot
Related Tags
object rotate

Master Retouching Hair

Learn how to rescue details, remove flyaways, add volume, and enhance the definition of hair in any photo. We break down every tool and technique in Photoshop to get picture-perfect hair, every time.

B
Broga
Aug 5, 2004
you need to make several layers with the monkey on every layer You then select each layer and rotate the monkey a fixed amount. you then pick a frame from your animation and make layers you want to appear in that frame visible and the rest invisible
Then do the same for the rest of the frames

I don’t think you can tween a rotation – only position

—
www.micromountain.com
"jurgen" wrote in message
hi all….

i’ve got a prob… i want to make a animated gif in imageready…. there are no problems when i move the object (a monkey by the way). I
tween
it and there it is.

the prob now is I want to rotate it, but everytime i rotate the object (monkey). the object is beeing rotated in the first as well in the last picture. So there’s no
possibility to tween them (they are 2 just the same pictures)
how can i tween rotated objects?

tnx a lot

A
arrooke
Aug 6, 2004
i’ve got a prob… i want to make a animated gif in imageready…. there are no problems when i move the object (a monkey by the way). I
tween
it and there it is.

the prob now is I want to rotate it, but everytime i rotate the object (monkey). the object is beeing rotated in the first as well in the last picture. So there’s no
possibility to tween them (they are 2 just the same pictures)
how can i tween rotated objects?
tnx a lot

Are you rotating the canvas or the image? Sounds like you’re rotating the canvas. Use the Edit > Transform function with the selected layer.

How to Improve Photoshop Performance

Learn how to optimize Photoshop for maximum speed, troubleshoot common issues, and keep your projects organized so that you can work faster than ever before!

Related Discussion Topics

Nice and short text about related topics in discussion sections