Open
          up Gif Construction Set and create a new animation (FILE ... NEW). You
          will see an automatic header generated for your animation. If your
          animation will be looping, then click on the INSERT button and select
          LOOP. You will need a CONTROL statement before every image in your
          animation, so click on INSERT ... CONTROL. The CONTROL statement tells
          the properties of the image that follows it. You define the delay time
          for that frame & transparency options in the CONTROL statement.
           Now
          you need to import your images into your animation. Click on INSERT
          ... IMAGE. A screen will come up asking you to locate the images of
          your animation. The first image that you import is important, because
          it will determine the color palette of the rest of the images. You may
          do a multiple-select when opening you images into the animation by
          using the CTRL key on your keyboard. The first image that you import,
          you will be asked how you want to treat the image. If every image in
          your animation has the same color palette, then select: "use this
          image as the global palette". If you frames in your animation
          switch colors, then it is best to select: "Dither this image to
          th Global Palette". The Global Palette is a default 256 color
          palette of the most common colors used on the net. 
           You
          may or may not be prompted what to do on the second and subsequent
          images. If all of your images have the same palette, then you will not
          be asked again what to do. If your images have different colors for
          each frame, then another box will pop up asking you what to do with
          the second image. It's best to select: "Dither this image to the
          global palette." and then check the box at the bottom that says:
          " Use this selection for subsequent images". After all of
          your frames are loaded into the animation, goto the next step. 
           Now
          that all your images are loaded into your animation, you will need to
          place a CONTROL statement, before each of the images. If all of your
          frames will be having the same settings, then it is best to make your
          settings in the first CONTROL tag and the copy and paste this tag
          before every image. 
          Double-click on the CONTROL
          tag. You will need to set a delay time for each frame depending on how
          fast you want the animation to go. Set your delay to 15. If you don't
          plan on using a transparent background, goto step 6. 
           If
          you want to have a transparent color, click on the "transparent
          color" checkbox, and then click on the little eyedropper icon.
          Your picture will be displayed, so click on the part of the image that
          you want to be transparent. After doing this, the color will be
          displayed next to the eyedropper icon. If it's wrong, click on the
          eyedropper again, and repeat. If it's the color that you want, select
          the "Remove By" method. The most common is
          "background". Now hit Ok. 
           Now
          click on the CONTROL tab and hit CTRL+C (copy). Now click on the image
          below, and hit CTRL+V (paste). This will place another CONTROL tag in
          front of your next frame with the same properties as the first. Repeat
          this step for all the rest of your frames. When you are done, click on
          the VIEW button, to see your animation. If it looks right, then goto
          the next step. If not, you will have to determine what is wrong and
          modify the things that you have just done. This takes a little trial
          & error, because every animation is different. 
           You
          now need to define the size of the animation. Double-click on the
          "header" at the top of the animation. Now type in the height
          & width of the largest frame of your animation. (Most of the time,
          all of the frames will be the same size). Also, select a background
          color, by clicking on the colored box. Now you are done. If you want
          to add some comments about your animation like you name, year, and
          email address, just goto your last image and click on INSERT ...
          COMMENT. Double-click on the comment space and fill in what ever you
          want to. Now go up to FILE and SAVE. Load up your browser and take a
          look at it. WOW Animation! 
          Note: ลองพลิกแพลงเล่นดูเองน๊ะครับ
          เหมาะสำหรับมือใหม่
          ไม่จำเป็นต้องได้ผลลัพธ์เหมือน
          ผู้เขียนเปี๊ยบทุกขั้นตอน
          หลอกน๊ะครับ
          ผู้เขียนเพียงแค่แนะนำ
          และแสดงตัวอย่าง
          เป็นขั้นตอน
          ให้คุณทราบการทำงานของปุ่ม
          และ tools ต่างๆ
          ตลอดจนการกำหนด option ต่างๆ
          ของ โปรแกรม
          เพื่อให้สามารถนำไปประยุกค์ใช้ได้ด้วยตนเอง
          อาจจะยังไม่ได้ดีใน
          ครั้งแรกๆ
          แต่เมื่อลองเล่นไปหลายๆ
          ครั้ง ก็จะชำนาญขึ้นเอง
          แล้วก็จะสามารถเข้าใจการทำงาน
          ของ web editor ตัว ต่อๆ
          ไปของคุณได้ง่ายขึ้นเช่นกัน
          ซึ้งโปรแกรม animation
          ยอดนิยมอย่าง flash etc
          ก็จะมีขั้นตอน basic การกำหนด
          option พื้นฐานต่างๆ
          เหมือนกัน
          สามารถนำไปประยุกค์
          ใช้ได้.  |