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Tutorial
Created Nov
2007
©2007 Alicorn


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This
tutorial was written for PSP vers 9 but will
work in any version.
You
will need :-
PSP9
Animation
Shop
The
VanDerLee plugin 'Snowflakes' which you can
download from its site
here.
Download
it to your Plugins folder.
An
image of your choice to add the snow effect to.
If
you would like to use the graphic used in this
tutorial, right click the graphic below and
'Save As' to a folder on your pc.

Open
your PSP and go to 'File' Browse' and locate the
graphic you want to use.
Go
to 'Effects' 'Plugins' 'VanDerLee' 'Snowflakes'
You
can play about with the sizes of the snowflakes
and the amount etc but just to start with set your settings
to these.......

...and
click 'OK', the snowflakes will have appeared on
your graphic.
Now
go to 'Edit' 'Copy'..........over in Animation
Shop click 'Edit' 'Paste' 'As New Animation'
Go
back to PSP, and click 'Edit' 'Undo Snowflakes'.
Now
go again to 'Effects' 'Plugins' 'Snowflakes' and
alter the 'Random Seed'. I've altered it to 5
but you can play about with this.

'OK'
it
Go
to 'Edit' 'Copy'....and over to Animation Shop
and click on 'Edit' 'Paste' and this time choose
'After Current Frame'
If
you go to 'View' and click 'Normal Viewing (1:1)
you will see your two frames side by side.

We
will leave the animation at 2 frames for now
though
you can repeat the the above making as many
frames as you like.
Click
on the 'View Animation' icon to
preview your
animation and click it again to close the
preview.
If
your animation is going too fast go to 'Edit'
'Select All' which will select all your frames
and they will surround in blue....
then
go to 'Animation' 'Frame Properties' and you
will see your display time.

You
will see its set to '10'.The higher the number
you set here, the slower your animation will
run.
Alter
the time to about '25' and 'Ok' it.
Click
your 'View Animation' icon again to check it and
click it again to close it.
If
you're happy with your animation go to 'File'
'Save as', give your animation a name
and
save as a 'CompuServe Graphics Interchange
(*.gif)
Go
'Next' 'Next' 'Next' 'Finish' through the
optimisation.

We
hope you enjoyed this tutorial
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tutorial was created and written for Upsited
and for High
Heel Renders
Please
do not reword or upload the tutorial onto
another website or group.
You
may however link to the tutorial by using a text
link to the specific page.
Have
fun
©
2007 Alicorn
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