Fire Tutorial Questions and Answers

ConceptualMind · 07-30-2004

This is a temporary stick to help those who are having troubles with the Animated Fire Tutorial. Please post all questions here.

Feel free to PM Malboroman for help, or contact him on Aim at Malborobio or on MSN at siege107th@hotmail.com

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Previously asked questions:

Quote:

Step 9: Well, that's it for the fire! Feel free to add a layer on top with a few transparent areas if you want a cool flaming text effect.

Answer: CTRL + Click on the layer (Layer Palette), then with your filled layer selected press delete.

Quote:

I don't have Filter > Render > Fibers, is that a plug-in?

Answer: No, this is a Photoshop CS ONLY filter.

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Milkdrop · 07-30-2004

WEll done subject. These threads about the fire were really starting to piss me off. Go on you noobs get some knowledge then attempt it before i come round your houses and teach you myself.

08-05-2004

hey, on the final step,

"Select the last frame and drag your layers up till one of the layers disappears from your canvas and the other shows up. Then select both frames in your animation palette and click the 'Tween' icon. Add 15 frames and click OK"

i got the first part, but what do u mean when it says drag your layers up till one of them disappears from the canvas and other shows up?

malboroman · 08-05-2004

If you did everything correctyou should have two layers that are copies of eachother. One visible in the canvas and one outside the canvas (so you can't see it).

If you move everything up (make sure the two layers are linked) the visible layer should become unvisible(because it is dragged outside the canvas) and the unvisible should become visible because it is dragged onto the canvas.

I hope I informed you enough... Otherwise just add me to MSN.

siege107th@hotmail.com

11-28-2004

It it something that is for cs only, if so is there something else i can use for it.

ConceptualMind · 11-28-2004

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Originally Posted by DarthRane

It it something that is for cs only, if so is there something else i can use for it.

I know it's available in Photoshop 7.

I believe he's talking about a ruler.

Go to View > Ruler (Ctrl + R)

You should see numbers at the top. Like a ruler. Click on the white "ruler" part and drag down to the bottom of your document. It'll probably help if you have the grid on (View > Show > Grid or Ctrl + ").

I hope that helps.

scrowler · 11-28-2004

photoshop cs - good? im still using 7.0, should i upgrade?

ConceptualMind · 11-28-2004

I use Photoshop 7 and I love it. CS doesn't have too many extra features. A few minor things. I don't feel there's a need to upgrade.

scrowler · 11-28-2004

cool, i wont bother then

BlodoPKNZ · 11-28-2004

Yeh photoshop 7 has everything you need.

12-01-2004

I need help with Step 8 (the 2nd last step)

Whats this mean, i cant figure it out

and add a new frame at the end. Select the last frame and drag your layers up till one of the layers disappears from your canvas and the other shows up. Then select both frames in your animation palette and click the 'Tween' icon. Add 15 frames and click OK. We're almost finished... Now just remove the last frame and you have a seamless looping fire effect.

I can get the tween to work but it doesnt animate, i dont know how to make a new frame without duplicating the old one. Can u please help me

05-04-2005

new felter wanted thanks

05-08-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by ObeZ

I need help with Step 8 (the 2nd last step)

Whats this mean, i cant figure it out
and add a new frame at the end. Select the last frame and drag your layers up till one of the layers disappears from your canvas and the other shows up. Then select both frames in your animation palette and click the 'Tween' icon. Add 15 frames and click OK. We're almost finished... Now just remove the last frame and you have a seamless looping fire effect.

I can get the tween to work but it doesnt animate, i dont know how to make a new frame without duplicating the old one. Can u please help me

i have the same problem please help

05-24-2005

[QUOTE=ConceptualMind]This is a temporary stick to help those who are having troubles with the Animated Fire Tutorial. Please post all questions here.

Feel free to PM Malboroman for help, or contact him on Aim at Malborobio or on MSN at siege107th@hotmail.com

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Previously asked questions:

Answer: CTRL + Click on the layer (Layer Palette), then with your filled layer selected press delete.

Answer: No, this is a Photoshop CS ONLY filter.

Question: How do I open up the animation pallette?

06-11-2005

hmmz, how do u make the word "Fire" at the last?