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| lMIlk |
| how would I say...take something and make it diaganol? like an arm and make it look like its moving down, but the base is still connected to the body...i need to know for a gif. |
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| Fraggle |
err...if u're editing bitmap graphics (ie. jpg, bmp, gif etc.)
...then u have to cut & paste (or...cut, rotate, paste, fill-in the gaps).
if u have vector graphics (not sure if supported by photoshop, but would expect so)...then u should just be able to rotate is...but i would assume most people are working with bitmaps :p:p:p
can u post the pic, so we can see what u want to do?
oops...silly me...didn't read the last sentence :p:p:p
hehehe...ya in that case...use the lasso tool & trace around the arm...if u're lucky, try the colour lasso & see if it can pick out the arm by itself...then u should be able to rotate the selection & paste.
i think that should be about it...tho i can't be sure as i really don't use photoshop at all...for some reason i use corel...prolly 'cos i've just gotten used to it over the years :p:p:p
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| lMIlk |
| lol thanks alot...i didn't know how to do it before |
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| DJAhmet |
U should actualyl Scew it... that way only one side of the image will move up and down.rather than the whole ting moving and u replacing the image to its original position... if u know what i mean...
Edit>Transform>Scew
Thats the menu it should be under.
PeaCe |
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| SmellsExcellent |
it may look ty, but cut it, make a new image, paste your cut into the new image, rotate as desired, cut again, paste into image of choice.
later
-M |
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