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Published: 2012-02-24 02:16:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 10087; Favourites: 198; Downloads: 2522
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FINALLY! After many hours and over 200 layers I have finally finished a completely vectorized frame-by-frame replica (24 frames) of Rainbow Dash being "excited" for cider.It's completely transparent so, as you can probably guess, it has a LOT of uses.
Enlarge it for smooth animation.
Inspired by my friend 's video:
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Edit: Fixed some errors...
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Comments: 36
May I use this for an upcoming video I might be making?
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Sorry for taking so long to respond (I have been busy with school) but feel free to use it however you like as long as I am credited.
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Okay, I was going to make a video for a song with the flim flam bros but I decided to cancel it.
Thank you so much anyways. ^^';
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juicejuicejuicejuicejuicejuicejuicejuicejuicejuicejuicejuicejuicejuicejuicejuicejuicejuicejuicejuicejuice xDDD
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sweet! I saw this on the youtube truck at bronycon!
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Wow! Thank you for taking the time to visit my site!
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cidercidercidercidercidercidercidercidercidercidercidercidercidercider
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Nice... wanted to do that one too but couldn't find the time. But you need to work on your gif making skills, it could be much smaller (filesize). What program did you use to make the vector? And what program to make the gif?
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I broke the original .gif down into frames, used Illustrator to make each individual frame of rainbow dash, and compiled it at 24fps (like the show) in Photoshop. I then exported it with diffusion transparency at half its original size.
Is there a way I could have the same quality but with half the filesize that I don't know about?
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Kinda the same but I make a clip from the video and load it into ImageReady. Do some cropping and delete identical frames etc and save all frames as individual files. Load them into Inkscape and make for each frame a layer. After all frames are done I export them and load them into ImageReady, delete the background and lock the important colors, and save at 64 colors usually without dither. Well there is a bit more to it, especially removing the background properly. Inkscape seems to be able to load Illustrator files so if you want I could give it a shot.
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Ah, interesting. Instead of cropping out the background, I decided to recreate Dash 24 times because of the versatility that comes with having a vector. I think the problem I had was that I had the colors set at 256, had 100% dither dither, and overall added in a whole bunch of fancy effects because my computer could handle it. I can alter it in pretty much any way in when exporting it in Photoshop, however, so I could create an avatar sized .gif if I needed to.
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I recreate em too but haven't figured out how to export a pic from Inkscape with no background color or make the outlines not antialiased. Illustrator probably can do that.
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CIDER!! CIDER!! CIDER!! CIDER!! CIDER!! CIDER!! CIDER!! CIDER!!
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Whoa, whoa, hold on there Dash. . .
Lemme take off my pants first
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shes a lesbian for your information
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Err, actually, she's not
At least not canonically.
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Did you not read my comment further up the page?
I can tell from the mouth of a mare how she swings, and bud I can tell you right now she is definitely playing for the right team
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Okay :3
Watch this, just in case.
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:3
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Noooo, that's dumb.
Rainbow was just admiring the dragons! >
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And by admiring the dragons, I meant ogling their massive packages.
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