retired_Craig

sorry, figured it out -- had the wrong operation set going -- ;\

retired_Craig

NOW, I have a real question -- How can I get the new cutout image to rotate with the current path selected? All it does is allow me to rotate the path itself but won't let the image to rotate as well?

The reason I ask, is because when I try to rotate the "canvas" by anything other than 90 deg. or 180 deg. the image itself gets smaller after rotation!

retired_Craig

Well, I figured it out on my own -- If you were wondering, I had to define the shape and then rasterize the layer before it would let me rotate just the image layer and not the background!

A LOT OF WORK TO DO THIS ONE! Has 36 separate frames!

Unfortunately, even at 90x90 pixels big -- this file is 197KB!! Which means I would have to make it so small you would need a magnifying glas just to see the thing!! |

I am going to post a question to "The Keeper" to maybe allow a one time posting of this work! I am just a beginner, as I have only had the PS 7.0 program for about 3 months now -- and only just used Image Ready 7.0 for the first time today!! [righton]

Well, sorry you all couldn't get a chance to see it YET! I will figure something out before too long though!


BTW, 8[ WE FOUND GORT!! 8[ 8} [confused] [righton]

retired_Craig

Well, let's try this! I uploaded the image to my family website! This way I eat up only my own disk space and not our beloved and revered Keeper's space!! Please enjoy the fruits of my labor!!



8[ GORT! 8[

Welles

[size=18px]Yo! That's great![/size]

8))

The Coach

Looking good mflintjer [righton]
Btw, where are you going to use it since the file is quite big, some 3MB.

Welles

JoeD is right. There is hardly a place for such a large file on the internet. In fact, even though you are hosting the image yourself and just linking it here, it still probably isn't the best idea to do so. The problem is we still have to remember that many forum participants will be using dial-up connections and a 2.7mb file can take a half an hour to load. That makes the forum useless for them.

Drat it is a neat image.

retired_Craig

To Welles -- Tanx Kid![size=18px][/size]

[size=12px]And to JoeD -- [/size]Tanx To You Too![size=18px][/size] and to anser your question -- I have a much smaller size for myself over at http://bfarber.com where you can view AND download it if you wish! The smaller one at that site is about 200KB instead of 3MB! To be able to download it, you will need to register -- but registration is free!

If you do decide to go there and decide to reg and DL the image --

1. Click on downloads
2. Choose Avatars
3. Scroll sown to the "Click Here To Download" -- If there are more than one, click on the screenshot of the one you want first, then "Click Here To Download" You can even add comments if you scroll down a little further if you so desire!

It's that easy! I have other stuff there as well, so don't be shy -- look around! Lots of free stuff over there and the people are like they are here -- Real Cool![size=18px][/size]

Anyway, there you have it! This one makes me beam with pride! Please enjoy -- for if it wasn't for the help and inspiration I got here at this site, I wouldn't have gotten as far as I did in that short of a period of time!!

Thanx again for the kudos!!

8[ WE HAVE FOUND GORT! 8[ 8} [righton]

retired_Craig

And I can only apologize to those that don't have faster connection speeds! I mean, come on -- this started out being a big project for me and I hope that anyone that reads this that has dial-up, will go over to bfarber.com to DL it for free! It is a much smaller version as I have said before (about 200KB instead of 3MB) and easier to get it! [confused]

retired_Craig

Does this do some justice for those with Dial-Up? I can only hope so!