wbiss

Yes, they will all look the same, following the first frame....until you change each frame thereafter, one at a time!

Click on the frame that you want to change (rotate it some more)... then click on the next frame (rotate it some more)...and so forth...

retired_paddza

This really reinforces the idea that you should pre-plan all your animations in Photoshop as much as possible. That's why they add that nifty "jump to" button in your tool bar (it's the bottom icon for those that don't know)

Aesweetie822

here is a pic of what i got so far

i have 2 CD's in the layer window

and in the animation bar i have 1 frame if i add a new one it copies the same one again i can't change it without all frames being altered. it's really annoyin me now [upset]

jpfitness

you have two layers on the layers pallet (these are your changes)

you have at the moment one on the animation table, by clicking new you are faced with the same as the first until........................

you unclick an eye on the top layer of the layers pallet now try that and see if it works [righton]

so the first frame has the top image from the layers pallet showing and the second frame has the bottom image from the layers pallet showing - I hope I have made it clear for you ;\
sfm

docilebob

Technical point 1) If theose are the images you`re animating, it won`t show motion. (at least from what I can see in the screen cap, they`re the same image).

Technical point 2) If you`re rotating the image so the reflections(highlights) move, it won`t look realistic, because..well, reflections don`t do that.

if you want to add motion to a *CD-like-object* it needs something on it to move.; i.e.; text, dirt, a stripe, something.

Does that make sense ?

Aesweetie822

thanks thats sorted it

docilebob: i am just making a 120x120 logo for a college webpage no text can fit on it. and if it did you can't see the text banner i got goin across it.

i do know what u mean though because i tried that originally.


thanks for the help/suggestions all :}