Yours Best Avatars (Keep em Clean)

**wkid_one** · 1st February 2004, 20:32

A good chance to post your bestest avatars.

In the interests of the younger members of KB - keep em clean

Here are some of mine....

**curious george** · 1st February 2004, 21:16

Originally Posted by wkid_one

A good chance to post your bestest avatars.

In the interests of the younger members of KB - keep em clean

Here are some of mine....

Bwahaha clean??
That matrix one is cool. Can you get it any bigger? 100x100?
How do you get these? Is this how you spent your enforced time off?
The two dancing are good too.....

**Antallica** · 1st February 2004, 21:38

Yeah I want that matrix one bigger, it's mad!

**Antallica** · 1st February 2004, 21:43

Present for you George

**Hitcher** · 2nd February 2004, 08:42

The Matrix one is SUPERB!! Is it "lust" that's one of the seven deadly sins...

**ching_ching** · 3rd February 2004, 06:53

Awesome eyeball... looks like its looking towards its left more than its right.

**wkid_one** · 3rd February 2004, 08:05

The idea was for OTHERS to also post there avatars?

Some more I have found out and about on the web

**curious george** · 3rd February 2004, 11:46

None are my originals, but some I liked from various places. Of anybody knows how to make them, would they please share it? Ta

**riffer** · 3rd February 2004, 11:56

Originally Posted by curious george

None are my originals, but some I liked from various places. Of anybody knows how to make them, would they please share it? Ta

Here's a site:

http://www.kishuku.org/tutorial/maki...ted_avatar.htm

**riffer** · 3rd February 2004, 11:59

You could also use ImageReady, my choice, which comes with Photoshop.

I'm sure there's a heap of programs out there, also ones which can import avi's, quicktime or divx's etc, and let you pull out a few frames to use for an avatar.

Save it as an animated gif and you are sweet.

If you look at my work website www.hmif.co.nz, theres an animated gif of my scanning camera. I created that in 3DStudio Max R3, and exported as an avi, opened into ImageReady, stripped out a few frames, resized it, and exported it compressed into a useable size.

**Kwaka-Kid** · 3rd February 2004, 12:09

its easy curious george, come around to my place sometime dude, i aint done it properly in YEARS, but it just gets easier and easier, paintshoppro7 is piss easy for the photo ones ive done.

**wkid_one** · 3rd February 2004, 13:44

Originally Posted by celticno6

You could also use ImageReady, my choice, which comes with Photoshop.

I'm sure there's a heap of programs out there, also ones which can import avi's, quicktime or divx's etc, and let you pull out a few frames to use for an avatar.

Save it as an animated gif and you are sweet.

If you look at my work website www.hmif.co.nz, theres an animated gif of my scanning camera. I created that in 3DStudio Max R3, and exported as an avi, opened into ImageReady, stripped out a few frames, resized it, and exported it compressed into a useable size.

Ditto - I use ImageReady also.

It is super easy when importing video......just import, it will create the slides. Then delete the ones you don't want and play with the ones you do (timing etc) then the trick is to choose 'Save optimised as' and save as a gif.

Otherwise....choose new and add the slides individually - however it is much easier to start with a video.

You can rip other animated gifs off and play with them.

I have attached an avatar of a friend wheeling his GS - taken from an mpeg - took 5 mins to do max