HAT BOX
PSP8 to PSPX3


This tutorial was written by Rebba  to be shared with the Artistry Master Group.
JULY 2011
I have created the animation to have fun with but also to teach perhaps a
different way of doing it, I call My Way.  I'm not a tutorial writer so this is more in
steps and doesn't expound on the design or PSP part of the tutorial. If you have any
trouble understanding please email me I will be happy to explain.
rebbad@embarqmail.com
There will also be NOTES added to the tut and this is to explain something that I had
trouble with. I hope this will save you from having the same problem.

The tubes used are not mine and the copyright belongs to the artist. No
infringement intended.


Note: Remember to save often in PSP and to Edit >> Empty Clipboard in PSP when
you come out of AS and back into PSP. You don't want to lose everything
(like me) when almost finished.

You will need the following to complete this tutorial

ANIMATION SHOP

Materials

master color tile.psp
chapeaux-noir-colombe.psp
master tile solid.pspimage
hatbox.psp
c4SinTubes.psp
nonny-2008-ladiesstuff01.pspimage
TileTemplate.pspimage
Save to a folder on your computer

STEP 1

Open up the downloaded images in your PSP workspace and minimize.

Open up the master tile solid.pspimage image in your PSP workspace
WINDOW >>> DUPLICATE
Close the original Image
Rename this layer Master AS

STEP 2

Open TileTemplate tube in your PSP workspace

Right click on the Title Bar and
select COPY from the options.

Right click on the Title Bar of your 'working' image
and select PASTE AS NEW LAYER from the options.

Rename this layer Template

Always keep this layer above the single AS layers

STEP 3

View >> Change Grid, Guide & Snap Properties




View >> Grid

STEP 4

CLOSE the master AS layer

Open master color tile.psp tube
in your PSP workspace

Right click on the Title Bar and
select COPY from the options.

Right click on the Title Bar of your 'working' image
and select PASTE AS NEW LAYER from the options.

With your MOVER TOOL move to top left corner

LAYERS >> ARRANGE >> MOVE DOWN


Rename this layer AS1
STEP 5

Right click on the Title Bar of your 'working' image
and select PASTE AS NEW LAYER from the options.

With your MOVER TOOL move
to next space to the right

Rename this layer AS2
Note: we are going to copy paste a new tile each time,
working from top left going to the right you have 5 tiles.... name these as you go AS3-AS5.

Middle layer from left to right name them AS6-AS10

Bottom layers from left to right name them AS11-AS15.
After you paste the first one it will remain on the clipboard so you just need to paste.


Your layer palette should to look like this



Your image will look like this


STEP 6

Turn off guide
View >> Grid

and check each tile to make sure it
looks center of tile, no transparent space showing.

Activate template layer

STEP 7

Open hatbox.psp tube in your PSP workspace

Right click on the Title Bar and
select COPY from the options.

Right click on the Title Bar of your 'working' image
and select PASTE AS NEW LAYER from the options.


Effects >> 3D Effects >> Drop Shadow
Vertical and Horizontal = 5
Opacity = 50
Blur = 5.00
Color = Black.

Move to right side

Rename this layer hatbox

STEP 8

Open chapeaux hat.psp tube in your PSP workspace
Activate Raster 1

Right click on the Title Bar and
select COPY from the options.

Right click on the Title Bar of your 'working' image
and select PASTE AS NEW LAYER from the options.

Effects >> 3D Effects >> Drop Shadow
Vertical and Horizontal = 5
Opacity = 50
Blur = 5.00
Color = Black

Place on left bottom.

Rename this layer hat

STEP 9

Open c4sin bottle.psp tube in your PSP workspace
Activate the merged layer

Right click on the Title Bar and
select COPY from the options.

Right click on the Title Bar of your 'working' image
and select PASTE AS NEW LAYER from the options.

IMAGE >> RESIZE =65%
Ensure "Resize all layers" is UNCHECKED

ADJUST >> SHARPNESS >> SHARPEN

Effects >> 3D Effects >> Drop Shadow
Vertical and Horizontal = 5
Opacity = 50
Blur = 5.00
Color = Black.

Place on left bottom.

Rename this layer bottle


STEP 10

Open nonny2008 ladies stuff.psp tube
in your PSP workspace

Right click on the Title Bar and
select COPY from the options.

Right click on the Title Bar of your 'working' image
and select PASTE AS NEW LAYER from the options.

IMAGE >> RESIZE = 50%
Ensure "Resize all layers" is UNCHECKED

Place on right bottom.

Effects >> 3D Effects >> Drop Shadow
Vertical and Horizontal = 5
Opacity = 50
Blur = 5.00
Color = Black.

Rename this layer shoes
STEP 11

LAYERS >> NEW RASTER LAYER

Select your TEXT TOOL
with font and settings of your choice
add your name to the bottom left corner of the layer.

Rename this layer Name.


STEP 12

Set up LAYER PALETTE as shown
STEP 13

Right click on Title Bar and select
Copy merged from the options

In ANIMATION SHOP

Right click the workspace and select
'Paste As New Animation' from the options.

STEP 14

Back to PSP.

OPEN AS1
Right click on Title Bar and select
Copy merged from the options

In ANIMATION SHOP

Right click top of frame image and select
'Paste After Current Frame' from the options.


STEP 15

Back to PSP.

Continue opening one more layer each time,
Copy merged into ANIMATION SHOP.
until all 15 AS layers are open

Don't Close any layers

STEP 16

Continue until all layers are in ANIMATION SHOP.

You should end up with 16 frames

Edit >> Select All

Animation >> Resize Animation (500 pixels)



STEP 17

View >> Animation
and while it is still running,
File >> Save As

Locate the folder in which you wish to save it.

Name your animation.
With the Gif Optimiser keep pressing NEXT
until you get to the last one... click FINISH
Close the Animation
Close the frames.
Close Animation Shop


I hope you have enjoyed the tutorial
Rebba
 




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