I'm making an animated picture but I need a program.

Preferably one that reads bmp

Hee...I'm going to make a picture of me with a thought bubble of Megaman X running.
I'll post it as soon as I'm done.

Thanks.

This might help... http://www3.sympatico.ca/tl.cb/gifs.htm

The last time I made an animated gif was that little advertisement button for TheRoms.com that we have. That was so many years ago though I have no idea what program I used anymore.

I used one a longazz time ago to animate a Zero from MMX4 and a japanese Zelda1 title.
I can't for the life of me remember what it was but I do remember that it was not as complicated to use as GIMP.

That program sucks arse.


EDIT: The name of that program was Unlead GIF Animator and it is NOT freeware but the one I used before didn't require a patch.

....errrr I mean I didn't do that.
Piracy is bad kiddies


But it's so easy that even some as computer literate as me could have used it back then.
BELIEVE ME when I say that I was really computer illiterate back then.

Lol, you can't tell it but I totally edited the cobweb that was in the corner out

Edited by Bane King on Jan. 17, 2008 @ 7:45 AM

When I go to Tafe they practically encourage piracy... well sort of..

I was GIVEN Ulead Gif animator for a project i was doing... ( I made a gif pic of a goomba getting squished Ill post as soon as i find it)

Its not uncommon to go into class and go back out with about 500 dollars worth of software.

But hey yeah Piracy is bad! BAD!

Edited by Cookman69 on Jan. 17, 2008 @ 4:14 PM

Since when?

Since i forgot how much piracy contributes to about 23% of the things i do.

Maybe its not "BAD" per say, but their is that ever present thought that your doing something evil!

There's nothing evil about piracy. If 90% of it wasn't overpriced, I might buy some of it.

Maybe I should just switch what i said and say most piracy is 'BAD' (i.e. of low quality)

and other than that their is nothing evil about piracy.

But I don't care I don't even make sense any more anyway... :?:

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