Need help making a simple tween

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Dean_Fritzel
Apr 13, 2004
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I have a logo which is basicly a circle with some text in the center. I would like to make it look like it is spinning. (in a gif) Do I need to make multiple layers and transform the image in each one (decrease the width by 10% each time) OR will tween do it for me somehow?

I can’t figure out how to make it work properly…even with the help menu.

Any hwlp would be GREAT!

TIA

Dean F
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mudclown
Apr 13, 2004
I assume that you are working in ImageReady? Well…in this case, you don’t need to make so many layers but you must add a number of frames and four keyframes inwhich you will place the text into. Then you could skew (transform) the text in each of the keyframes so that it give the impression that it is spinning. Now just tween the whole thing.
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Dean_Fritzel
Apr 13, 2004
I am very new to imageready…what is a keyframe?

Also…my entire image is a jpg…no seperate text entities. But I think thats ok…I want the entire image to spin.

Thoughts?

Dean
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Walwin_Oglivie
Apr 13, 2004
I would switch to flash there you could tween till your hearts content. if the image is a jpeg already can you still make adjustments hmmm I dont know about that if you can please inform me
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Dean_Fritzel
Apr 13, 2004
Seriously? You would switch to Flash? I would think this is a pretty basic thing for Imageready to do. But what do I know…I’m the one asking the questions. Well, I don’t have Flash…so….guess I’m screwed and do it the long way.

Anyone else have any ideas?

TIA

Dean

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