Whoop It Up 2

WHOOP IT UP
PSP9 to PSPX9
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This tutorial was written by Jemima ~ APRIL 2017
Copyright © 2017 ~ Jemima ~ All rights reserved

This was created using PSP9 but can be adapted for other versions of PSP.

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You can drag this hand down the page with you to keep your place in the tut.

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STEP 15 Open a new image 700 x 600 Transparent background PSPX - X2: Colour Depth = 8bits/channel PSPX3-X9: Colour Depth RGB = 8bits/channel VIEW >>> RULERS Select VIEW >>> GUIDES
STEP 16 Place your cursor on the left ruler and drag right to the 80 pixel mark on your top ruler You can check the position by right clicking on the raised section You can now adjust the position if needed and change the colour if you wish. I used BLUE #0080ff ,
STEP 17 Place your cursor on the top ruler and drag down to the 575 pixel mark on your left ruler This can be checked as instructed in STEP 16
STEP 18 Open up the hands.png image in your PSP workspace Choose your SELECTION TOOL Selection Type = Rectangle Mode = Replace Feather = 0 Antialias = UNChecked Select the left "hand" image Right click on the Title Bar and select COPY from the options Right click on the Title Bar of your tag image and select PASTE AS NEW LAYER from the options. Pull into place with your Mover Tool
STEP 19 LAYERS >>> DUPLICATE IMAGE >>> MIRROR LAYERS >>> MERGE >>> MERGE DOWN
STEP 20 Back to the hands.png image in your PSP workspace Choose your SELECTION TOOL Same settings Select the "hand" second from the left Right click on the Title Bar and select COPY from the options Right click on the Title Bar of your tag image and select PASTE AS NEW LAYER from the options. Pull into place with your Mover Tool
STEP 21 LAYERS >>> DUPLICATE IMAGE >>> MIRROR LAYERS >>> MERGE >>> MERGE DOWN Back to the hands.png image in your PSP workspace Choose your SELECTION TOOL Same settings Select the "hand" second from the right Right click on the Title Bar and select COPY from the options Right click on the Title Bar of your tag image and select PASTE AS NEW LAYER from the options. Pull into place with your Mover Tool
STEP 22 LAYERS >>> DUPLICATE IMAGE >>> MIRROR LAYERS >>> MERGE >>> MERGE DOWN Back to the hands.png image in your PSP workspace Choose your SELECTION TOOL Same settings Select the right "hand" Right click on the Title Bar and select COPY from the options Right click on the Title Bar of your tag image and select PASTE AS NEW LAYER from the options. Pull into place with your Mover Tool
STEP 23 LAYERS >>> DUPLICATE IMAGE >>> MIRROR LAYERS >>> MERGE >>> MERGE DOWN VIEW >>> GUIDES Click on GUIDES to turn off. DELETE Raster 1
STEP 24 Save your work as 4HANDS.psp Using "Animation Shop (*.psp)"
OK... I won't make you animate the owls... You just have one thing to do with the image I've already prepared for you. .
STEP 25 Open up the HappyOwls image in your PSP workspace WINDOW >>> DUPLICATE Close the original Image Save as OWLS.psp Using "Animation Shop (*.psp)" ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ You should have the following files saved BACKGROUND.pspimage 4HANDS.psp OWLS.psp ,
STEP 26 Open up the colorswirl-deco image in your PSP workspace WINDOW >>> DUPLICATE Close the original Image IMAGE >>> RESIZE = 50% Ensure "Resize all layers" is CHECKED Resample using WEIGHTED AVERAGE Check "Lock aspect ratio" Save as deco.pspimage ,
Right... LET'S ANIMATE .
STEP 27 ACTIVATE the deco.pspimage Right click on Title Bar and select Copy from the options In ANIMATION SHOP Right click the workspace and select 'Paste As New Animation' from the options. We need 2 frames so click the 'Paste After Current' icon on top menu. Click inside frame 1 (F:1) to activate Effects >> Insert Image Transition. Select the SPIN effect Click the CUSTOMIZE button and enter these settings. Click OK then enter these settings. Click OK Right click inside frame 5 (F:5) and select DELETE from the options. Minimize the animation for now.
STEP 28 Click on the 'Open Animation' icon (folder)... Locate your OWLS.psp file and OPEN Edit >> Select All Edit >> Copy Edit >> Propagate Paste Click inside frame 4 (F:4) to activate Edit >> 'Paste After Current Frame' . You should have 8 frames in total. Minimize for now ,
STEP 29 Click on the 'Open Animation' icon (folder)... Locate your 4HANDS.psp file and OPEN Edit >> Select All Edit >> Copy Edit >> Propagate Paste Click inside frame 4 (F:4) to activate Edit >> 'Paste After Current Frame' . You should have 8 frames in total. Minimize for now .
STEP 30 Back to PSP. Right click on Title Bar of your saved BACKGROUND and select Copy from the options In ANIMATION SHOP Right click the workspace and select 'Paste As New Animation' from the options. Select >>> 'Paste After Current' icon on top menu and click 7 times so you have 8 frames in total. Edit >> Select All We will be adding the other animations to this. ,
STEP 31 Maximize the 'deco' animation, Edit >> Select All Edit >> Copy Edit >> Propagate Paste Activate the BACKGROUND frames.... Scroll to the left so the first frame is visible Edit >> Paste into selected frame.... (F:1) Place as indicated below.
STEP 32 Maximize the 'OWLS' animation, Edit >> Select All Edit >> Copy Edit >> Propagate Paste Activate the BACKGROUND frames.... Scroll to the left so the first frame (F:1)is visible Edit >> Paste into selected frame.... (F:1) Place as indicated below.
STEP 33 Maximize the '4HANDS' animation, Edit >> Select All Edit >> Copy Edit >> Propagate Paste Activate the BACKGROUND frames.... Scroll to the left so the first frame is visible Edit >> Paste into selected frame.... (F:1) Place as indicated below.
STEP 34 Right click on Title Bar of frames Select 'Frame Properties' from the options Display time = 20
STEP 35 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 ,


RESIZING ANIMATIONS Click on the Title Bar of the frames Animation >> Resize animation Select width and height in pixels Click OK Save your animation

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