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Joined: 7/24/2003 From: Jerkwater, USA Status: offline
I like to put muh reel pictur thar so everyone knows who they dealin with. It kind of runs in the family i reckon. I'm David's brother in law from the south so we having something in commun.
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Joined: 7/28/2002 From: York, PA, Status: offline
This is what happens when it's your turn to mow the field, brought some planes, realize the mowing is cutting into too much prime flying time, temptation becomes too much to handle, then since necessity is the mother of invention....you IMPROVISE.
Made this for our club website mow schedule. I think somebody else on RCU is using my avatar too. Oh well.
Oh, and Sawyer692, I think you and Bak_woods should get together sometime...or....maybe not.
HEY!! I just became a member...sweeet
Club site is:
[URL=http://www.teatreemarketing.com/yarcc]our club website[/URL]
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Joined: 1/7/2002 From: Missoula, MT, USA Status: offline
I like mine. Minnflyer made it for me and it is the G-202 I built a few years ago. I also like the curves in 3D_Flyers avitar. If you look at it long enough, you can almost imagine that there is a plane in it too.
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Joined: 3/1/2003 From: Canyon Country, CA, USA Status: offline
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Johnnylightning Allright Fubar, I'm using Photoshop 7, whadda' I do! [/QUOTE] Actually, I used Adobe Image Ready 7.0 Convert whatever image you want to use to a GIF file. Then you need to use the tutorial/help files because it gets kinda complicated. This is my first animated avatar and I dont remember how the hell I did it to be honest. Something along the lines of taking the base image and changine it a little bit at a time across however many images I needed. Then going in and inputing the amount of time I wanted each image to be visible. Rinse. Repeat.
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Something along the lines of taking the base image and changine it a little bit at a time across however many images I needed. Then going in and inputing the amount of time I wanted each image to be visible. Rinse. Repeat.
