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Photoshop supports animations.
just slide a reflection layer left to right over any image in consecutive frames.

And my sig. and avy. , I did them with Photoshop , not with Imageready.

sry but can you tell me what program you are using i was always using paint.net but i've deleted my .net framework and i can't repear it  

Great Tuto!!!

can u show me how to do more than stars plz like a penguin playing a video game

Welcome to CrXP the kenster

The animation you want is possible in ImgeReady if you use it ingeniously but that would be much different from this tutorial since you will have to make different frames for tux with different arrangements of his body parts involved in the activity

Have a nice stay

I can get it to make each frame and I can save it with no problem...with one small problem...it dithers real bad and changes the colors on one of the images, what are the optimal settings to use for making a gif with Image ready?

Best way to do it is create a color table for it to optimize to. (I normally build one by the image in photoshop and save it. then import it into Imageready)  By default it uses the last one that was used.

hi!
im new in this hole new "crystal xp world"..im completely lost    i dont know where and how create animations...mascotas (pets)...icons...wallpapers....etc...is there a program that hasent been downoladed in my pc that camed whith bricopack ??...is there a program i must have to create them?????

please somebody help!!!

thanx

Selene

Nope you haven't missed anything from the Bricopack! The Bricopacks don't have to do anything with these tutorials at all. Most of these tutorials are written for Adobe's Photoshop, you can find a 30 day trail on their website. You can also try to use an open source program, for example The Gimp. Welcome to CrystalXP!

Just a bit confused...can you explain that in a bit more detail, I have no clue how to go about this.

The image gif I am trying to create is 38 frames long. I know a bit big, but it's for a web site.

I'm CS2 stupid, but trying to learn.

K my first attempt at the animation...
sig.gif.gif

In photoshop, go to Image > Mode > Indexed color.  Make sure you have it set to 255 colors and hit ok. This will merge all layers.  Dont worry about that.

After that Image > Mode > Color Table.  There is an option on the right side of the little window to save.

Remember where you saved it to.

Hit undo (making sure you have your layers again) and import back to Image ready.  There you can load your color table. (see image)

[citation][nom]DarkLady a écrit[/nom]In photoshop, go to Image > Mode > Indexed color.  Make sure you have it set to 255 colors and hit ok. This will merge all layers.  Dont worry about that.

After that Image > Mode > Color Table.  There is an option on the right side of the little window to save.

Remember where you saved it to.

Hit undo (making sure you have your layers again) and import back to Image ready.  There you can load your color table. (see image)

Thanks! You're awesome for the help! I'll try again tonight.  

Neil great tut, thanks mate.

Hm... the colours are a bit off setting. (yay first post!

Thnx for this great tutorial

Hey Guys look my results, are they good ?

Hey, Yo!

That's my first post here. I'm very glad to all of you for these greats tuts guys!  

Oh, and these are my first projects from couple of Yours tuts

and

Thanks so much 1 more time

Edited: SRY  

You should post the results of one tutorial in the correct topic. Not put the result of Neil's tutorial up here for example. Well I think they're looking pretty good. Nice work.

Thx Niel Great tut it helped me alot

Welcome to CrXP Rimorox , your signature is too big for this forum , it must not exceed 320*80 px mark , read the rules

I made both of em here they are:

Very nice results Rimorox!

why thank you very much Gruzz!  

I hate to sound like a noob, but I can't seem to find the Gradient tool in ImageReady CS2. Any Help?

There's no such thing as a Gradient Tool in ImageReady I believe. You'll have to make it in Adobe Photoshop, and then switch to ImageRaedy. In Adobe CS3, ImageReady no longer exists so I'm not 100% sure.

Hi here it my result ^^