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No balls here! Just having fun and remembering graphics in the earlier days, 16 colors, low res.
So Miami Vice pops up.
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I love you
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Just like the others I thinked about 2 bouncing ball hitting each other but with a little slow Motion
Bouncy bouncy
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Here’s my animation. Like many others here I also had to do the “flatten” trick in order to get my GIF to export. I realized after the fact that my animation actually loops pretty well!
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I had the same error. I used the filters>animation>Optimize(for gif) option. It creates a new document with the layer groups flattened, but leaves your original editable.
Received the error “GIF Image Message Cannot export RGB color images. Convert to indexed color or grayscale first.”
Used filter>animation>optimize(for gif) as a workaround.
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I had to flatten the layer groups one by one. But then I found a plug in that seems to do it as well.
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Wiesiek’s interaction ( a little bit different) but still interaction:
Went for a really simple one with two balls in black and white, I had a couple of frames left at the end where the ball is trying to go off screen so instead of having a small bounce off the side of the image I just made the balls pop.
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Went for some squash and stretch. The collision could probably do with some more work but I’m happy with the overall animation
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Put in some energy loss on all collisions
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