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If your getting the broken image notification in AS, it might be because the image may have been moved from the original file from where you first imported it into AS. I've done this a few times and freaked. I open a PNG or Jpeg image into the animation, and then later, I've "organized" my files and folders only to open my anime file and get that broken image symbol. You can either delete the image in your anime file and re-import it from its new location, or move the file back into the folder from where it was first imported.

Hope this helps.

Little Yamori wrote:If your getting the broken image notification in AS, it might be because the image may have been moved from the original file from where you first imported it into AS. I've done this a few times and freaked. I open a PNG or Jpeg image into the animation, and then later, I've "organized" my files and folders only to open my anime file and get that broken image symbol. You can either delete the image in your anime file and re-import it from its new location, or move the file back into the folder from where it was first imported.

Hope this helps.

I hate myself right now, I really REALLY do. One of the few times I try to organise everything so I know where everything is and this happens.
Tysm for this cos now I can feel confident in continuing and I won't have another major freak out!

its good, but every thing kinda blends together like a water color painting. I don't know if that's what you wanted but that's what you got a very lovely painting like image.

try animation some bird's flying in the sky.

Scabiebabie wrote:its good, but every thing kinda blends together like a water color painting. I don't know if that's what you wanted but that's what you got a very lovely painting like image.

try animation some bird's flying in the sky.

That's the aim I was looking for as I'm wanting to do something a little different and this show isn't for kids so bold lines and bold colours are a no no for me personally.

I'm thinking if I put birds in the sky there'll be way too much going on for the length of time this scene is gonna be on screen for. I was gonna put trees at each side to show the zombies entering a forest for the next scene but I (again) thought it might be a little too much especially with the soundtrack I'm putting with it. I'm wanting to see it in action before I make any big changes as this scene is gonna be on screen for, probably, less than five seconds but as it's the intro it's gonna be on every episode so I've gotta get it just right.

It's a good idea though it's given me something to think about, thanks!

Trees would provide a frame and a better sense of distance, and would also give zombies the opportunity to emerge from behind something, rather than just amble onto the screen. But hey!, it's your film...

I agree with the distance however they're going to emerge from the bottom of the screen as they're coming up from the moors, through a forest into a town and end up at a church. Can't really explain why cos it'll spoil the story but there's reasons why it's been designed this way. The audience will understand all the different sections as more is revealed through the first series.

Don't really know how to explain it better but you'll understand when you see it