kirk discovers planet MDMA
and he has it large.
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( , Fri 21 Mar 2008, 19:39, archived)
and he has it large.
From the Star Trek challenge. See all 522 entries (closed)
( , Fri 21 Mar 2008, 19:39, archived)
eh eh-eh eh eh
eh eh eh-eh
eh eh eh-he
eh eh-gonna make you sweat!
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Fri 21 Mar 2008, 19:42,
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eh eh eh-he
eh eh-gonna make you sweat!
Techno Viking would cunt you in the fuck
for just thinking it's ok to ignore the faq just because you can't make images within the guidelines.
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Fri 21 Mar 2008, 19:43,
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ive just got off the phone
to techno viking and hes on his way round to give me a bank holiday cunt kicking.
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Fri 21 Mar 2008, 20:04,
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better him than me.
I'm Jazz funk/acid fusion viking with a bad temper.
( yes, I am Danish )
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Fri 21 Mar 2008, 20:07,
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( yes, I am Danish )
ive just had 4 pints of stella
you, techno viking and whos fucking army ? hehe actually I ve just had a cup of tea a spliff and a custard cream....im very weak.
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Fri 21 Mar 2008, 20:11,
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To big, this is an easy method:
once you have all frames in imageready create a new layer at the top of the others,
so it's at the top of the layers panel
then create a new imageready file; 1 px wide 2 px deep, transparent background,
fill in the top px black then click
edit: define pattern
then, back on the main animation on the new blank layer (which should be transparent)
click edit - fill - pattern, and don't click preserve transparency.
It 'should' then put the scanlines over all the frames for you
and there you are.
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create a new layer it tatty shop
select a dark colour from your image
draw a 1 pixel horizontal line on your new layer
duplicate that layer
move it down 2 pixels
merge layers
duplicate layer
move new one down 4 pixels
merge layers
duplicate, move, merge, duplicatemovemerge
until you have a single layer where every other line is a scan line
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Fri 21 Mar 2008, 19:46,
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so it's at the top of the layers panel
then create a new imageready file; 1 px wide 2 px deep, transparent background,
fill in the top px black then click
edit: define pattern
then, back on the main animation on the new blank layer (which should be transparent)
click edit - fill - pattern, and don't click preserve transparency.
It 'should' then put the scanlines over all the frames for you
and there you are.
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create a new layer it tatty shop
select a dark colour from your image
draw a 1 pixel horizontal line on your new layer
duplicate that layer
move it down 2 pixels
merge layers
duplicate layer
move new one down 4 pixels
merge layers
duplicate, move, merge, duplicatemovemerge
until you have a single layer where every other line is a scan line
thank you sir....
thou shalt create smaller giffs in future, I actually made the whole 1min animation but it was 7mb
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Fri 21 Mar 2008, 19:51,
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shssssh
don't give the new generation the tools of your forefathers! ;)
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Fri 21 Mar 2008, 20:01,
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