Anyone to help with animating of desktopx object??????

Trying to find usefull tutorial for anim. deskt. object

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I am looking for some usefull tutorials for animating my desktopx object. CAn someone helps to me??????????????????????????? Thanks
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Reply #1 from WinCustomize Forums Top
DesktopX animations are a filmstrip (composed by various frames with the same size between them) in a single file, the easiest way to do this is through a small/free program called AniUtil download here:
Input your single frame images into AniUtil and save the final image

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Then, inside the object properties specify the number of frames you created for the animation and tweak it until you get what you want
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Tutorial: Link


Hope this helps

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Reply #3 from WinCustomize Forums Top
That would help me if fireworks would save as any file other than a .png.
If I try and export a file from fireworks, a dialouge box says 'An internal error occured' twice.
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Tominated...does it save it as one long png? All frames put together as one after the other?
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nope, but I might be able to set it up for that
Reply #6 from WinCustomize Forums Top
if you can, that's what you want for DTX animations.
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Tominated
Reply #10 from WinCustomize Forums Top
Hey,

Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!!!!!! You just made my designing so much easier!!!! I was able to animate my object, finally, cause I "broke down" and came here to see if there was a clue to animationand spacing the frames. I was close to pulling what little hair I have left, out!! I could not have ever gotten it this spaced correctly without AniUtil!!!

Did I Say, Thank you??? lol

Speedy
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Hey,

Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!!!!!! You just made my designing so much easier!!!! I was able to animate my object, finally, cause I "broke down" and came here to see if there was a clue to animationand spacing the frames. I was close to pulling what little hair I have left, out!! I could not have ever gotten it this spaced correctly without AniUtil!!!

Did I Say, Thank you??? lol

Speedy
Reply #12 from WinCustomize Forums Top
one click, Speedy...one click for submit