Animating
Bloody Eyeballs
You should have completed part one to do this tutorial
1. Open your bloody eyeball image from this
tutorial. It should have 2 layers, a black background and an eyeball
layer. Duplicate the eyeball layer 6 times so you have 7 different eyeball
layers. Rename the eyeball layers eyeball 1, eyeball 2, eyeball 3, eyeball
4, eyeball 5, eyeball 6, eyeball 7. Turn off visibility on all the layers
except eyeball1 and the background.
3. Switch to image ready by clicking file=> jump to image ready.
4. Open your animation panel.
Frame 1: The first frame is set to 0.1 second and has no changes.
Frame 2: Turn off eyeball 1, turn on eyeball 2 and click on it.. Click
edit=> transfrom=> rotate. set rotation to 51 degrees. Frame should be set
to 0.1 seconds.
Frame 3: Turn off eyeball 2, turn on eyeball 3 and click on it.. Click
edit=> transfrom=> rotate. set rotation to 102 degrees. Frame should be set
to 0.1 seconds.
Frame 4: Turn off eyeball 3, turn on eyeball 4 and click on it.. Click
edit=> transfrom=> rotate. set rotation to 154 degrees. Frame should be set
to 0.1 seconds.
Frame 5: Turn off eyeball 4, turn on eyeball 5 and click on it..
Click edit=> transfrom=> rotate. set rotation to 205 degrees. Frame should
be set to 0.1 seconds.
Frame 6: Turn off eyeball 5, turn on eyeball 6 and click on it.. Click
edit=> transfrom=> rotate. set rotation to 257 degrees. Frame should be set
to 0.1 seconds.
Frame 7: Turn off eyeball 6, turn on eyeball 7 and click on it.. Click
edit=> transfrom=> rotate. set rotation to 308 degrees. Frame should be set
to 0.1 seconds.

Test out the animation by using the animation player on the bottom of the
animation panel.
5.
Go back to frame 1 and set the timing to 2 seconds.
6. Click back on frame1. Open your optimize panel. Set to Gif, 64colors
dithered in the settings drop down menu.
Click save optimized as and save your image a gif.
You may want to try this in different sizes by clicking image=> imagesize.
Make sure you save the original first as you will need the original 100X100
image for part 3.
Continue to part 3 to do an animated
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