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Photoshop – Editing a single frame causes the same change in every frame in my project
mikkell khan
February 1, 2008 at 9:39 pmI’m trying to create an animation in which you see the beginning of two words, say, Building Bridges. So you see the capitalized B’s and not the lowercase words. The B’s are close together, overlapping.
The first part of the animation spreads them out to their proper distance and the second part fades in the lowercase words, revealing the full word.
I’m setting all these states, 1) B’s together
2) B’s apart
3) lowercase letters fade inIn three separate frames. The fade in is a pretty easy tween but what is happening is when I move the B’s in the second frame to their proper distance, all the B’s that I am moving are moving as well in frame 1 and frame 3, creating jumbled and undesirable effects.
I took off propagate frame 1 and did not lock any of the position, opacity or layer effects. What could be the problem?
I am using Photoshop CS3 for Windows.
mikkell khan
February 3, 2008 at 2:50 pmPlease, I need assistance, this is for a project due on Wednesday.
Chris Lupetti
February 3, 2008 at 2:59 pmIf you are doing this in Photoshop have you tried rasterizing the text before animating them? If you are doing it in Illustrator create an outline.
I hope this helps.mikkell khan
February 3, 2008 at 6:19 pmI made the text in illustrator and saved it as a PSD (photoshop) file. Cut out the two large B’s and put them on their own layers.
The elements are recognized as images and not text, so I don’t think I have the ability to rasterize them.
ekim wahs
February 3, 2008 at 8:59 pmI’m not quite following what is causing the issue you are having. If you have CS3 Extended,I would recommend using the timeline animation with keyframes instead of using the frame based animation. It will give you greater flexibility animating individual layers. Otherwise try doing the movement animation before doing the opacity in framebased animation.
Mike Shaw
Photoshop QEmikkell khan
February 4, 2008 at 3:36 amI seemed to have gotten it to work. I went to the frame I wanted to edit, and I selected all the Unify options at the top of the layers panels and then deselected them. Strangely enough, I was able to move the layers in that frame independently of all the other frames. So although I don’t understand why that happened, problem solved.
Harry Farr
February 25, 2009 at 1:13 amCS3 editing single frame causes same change in previous frame
it only happens when I use the transform tool
fastwarp. I am using frames. maybe try other timeline like that
guy said
fastwarp
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