A Christmas Gif Anyone Can Use

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Just putting this here for anyone who might want to use it -
Xmas Gif 02

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Beautiful!!! Thank you!

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Thank you!

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Vet cute :santa:

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Cheers!

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To Cute!!!

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Thanks everyone: it took a lot of playing around and editing to make it Facer friendly but it looked too cool not to be used afterwards; so you’re all free to have fun with it. If you do use it, could you show us all here please? :thinking:

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Thank you Gizmo .
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You illustrated this dog very nice, you have a funny style, perfect done! :+1: happy holidays! :christmas_tree::christmas_tree:

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Thank you very much, all praise “reluctantly” received :grimacing:
Great work making your Face there @russellcresser Excellently crafted :+1::snowman::mx_claus:

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@icrltd4 That’s just too adorable for words! Thank your contribution to the community.
Merry Christmas!

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Thank you @Linlay always generous with your praise whenever it’s worthy, and I wish you a very wonderful Christmas too :christmas_tree::gift:
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Hi. I apologize for bothering you, but could you explain how I can split a .GIF image, which has 120 parts, to fit the sequence of a screen? Thank you in advance. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all.
P.S. I use ezGIF.com
Thank you very much!

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That is the Best App for playing with gifs . You will see a tool for splitting ( Split ) the GIF to frames . From the folder you download the Frames to you make another gif using every 5th frame . I would actually do that in the Facer Sequence layer importing each frame one at a time . I will say that the GIF resulting gif is a bit Jumpy losing so many frames . What I sometimes do is chose a small number of frames then the same in reverse order to make a shorter GIF with no jumps . Like this . We can run a full 25 then 25 more on a seperate layer in reverse with a conditional position move . But I would say that is something for advanced Makers .
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ALL GOOD

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@icrltd4 Nice moves and a lovely thought to share with us from you.

Merry Christmas to all of you face lovers. Have a jolly good time.

Took this photo a day ago from low hanging fruit here in the alps.

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@pbervoets I’m glad you included an explanation. At first I thought it was a frozen cardinal sitting on a branch! :upside_down_face: I hope that you had a nice Christmas. Happy New Year! :champagne: :tada: :balloon:

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So that’s where that came from. Saw it on the @russellcresser face.

Thanks for making that. I’ve kept a copy for next year.

Last thing I did like this was cleaning up the badger dance for this HTML face - Badger Dance

Badger animation

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In ezgif you can “skip” frames, and the save it with the ones you chose. It is a bit cumbersome, but it works. Of course your animated give will end up less smooth… :

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If you want to that on your Windows PC, then I can recommend IrfanView.

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Yea my friend, Russell’s the only one so far to use it and share here :+1:
Here’s your dancing Panda with the background removed as well; unfortunately my best site for gif background removal is no more unscreen.com :pensive: (the supplied alternative isn’t anywhere near as good).
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Thank you so much for your help and teaching!!!

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