How do you animate with GIMP?

[Chiby101]

How do you animate with GIMP, Like making your pictures move and stuff like that?

[Pieeip]

I don't use GIMP, but you probably would need to get a separate animation program. I don't think there is an animation option on GIMP.I would recommend animation shop 3.

[Little Milky]

When you save your document, you save it as a '.gif'. Then export it, and there should be an option that says 'loop infinite'.

[Tokyo Boy]

I haven't tried Little Milky's way, but this is mine:

You make frames of what you want your animation to be like. When you make a new layer for your frame, you have to say how many milliseconds long you want it to be. When you put your new layer's name, put in parenthesis how many milliseconds long you want it to be. Make sure that's after it. Also, make sure you make the new layers, "white," and not transparent or anything else. If you need to use transparent or another option, you still can, but in most cases you would need a new layer that is white. Once you have all the frames, you can go to 'Filters,' 'Animation,' 'Playback,' and that will show you your new animation. Save it as a Gif, and then click 'Export.'

Hope this helps.;)

[granite123]

I don't use GIMP, but you probably would need to get a separate animation program. I don't think there is an animation option on GIMP.I would recommend animation shop 3.

Dont give him false onfo there is its The GAP pack on the gimp site ;)
its difficult though

[Notre]

This should be in the Gallery Forum... Thank you... ;)

[Chiby101]

I haven't tried Little Milky's way, but this is mine:

You make frames of what you want your animation to be like. When you make a new layer for your frame, you have to say how many milliseconds long you want it to be. When you put your new layer's name, put in parenthesis how many milliseconds long you want it to be. Make sure that's after it. Also, make sure you make the new layers, "white," and not transparent or anything else. If you need to use transparent or another option, you still can, but in most cases you would need a new layer that is white. Once you have all the frames, you can go to 'Filters,' 'Animation,' 'Playback,' and that will show you your new animation. Save it as a Gif, and then click 'Export.'

Hope this helps.;)
Thanks.;)
This should be in the Gallery Forum... Thank you... ;)
Sorry about that I should have asked were I can post hthis at.

[Bassplayer]

I never knew either but now I do. Thanks Tokyo Boy! I'm gonna try to make one.