*-Question & Queries Corner #5-* - Page 54

Originally posted by: Radhikerani

@Meenu_Luvs_ASR :

This is how it works with me, in CS6 extended.

1.Create a new document of whatever size you want.
2. Make sure all three sets of GIFs have the same no. of frames.
3. Use the dropped menu of the timeline panel to select the layers of each of the GIFs. Copy the layers GIF by GIF.
4. Paste them in your new document (one by one). Make sure when you are pasting, you select "paste over selection" and "link added layers" option in the bar that shall appear.
5. Group the layers of the avis (separately).
6. Use ctrl+t to put the rectangular avis in their place.
7. Draw a line. Use the Line tool (U) or the Rectangular marquee tool (M)+ Paint Bucket tool (G) to draw the border between them.
8. Copy and paste the third one in the same manner. Put the frames in a group.
9. Mask each group of GIFs with the quick mask icon below the layers bar.
10. Draw a polygon in a new layer (use the menu bar on top to select the no. of sides and thickness). Make sure the polygon layer lies above everything.
11. Use the Rectangular Marquee tool (M) to select the outline of the third GIF.
12. Right-click, and select 'select inverse'.
13. Select the third GIF ka group. Make sure all the layers are selected in the timeline, and initially you're at the first layer. Press ctrl+t and remove the the unwanted outer part.
14. Add whatever colouring, actions etc you want, and then ctrl+shift+s.
Bas! You're done.

Hope this helps! Any more doubt, feel free to PM me!

Originally posted by: Meenu_Luvs_ASR

Should Try.. But mine is not Extended CS😕

Originally posted by: Radhikerani

It should work if you've got the timeline option. And in any case, the basic thing is you create a polygon and you cut out the corners of the third avi. 😊

Originally posted by: Meenu_Luvs_ASR

nope i don't have timeline option