Haha. That is great, sure to be a huge hit with people, nice work.

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Oh my goodness, I love it!!!


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Awesome! I love this

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S: *singing* Ocelot and Puma up in a tree, f-u-
V: THIS IS A KIDS SHOW
S: o_O;; um... *sings lamely* k-i-s-s-i-n-g... FUCK this is NO fun! T__T
V: THIS IS A KIDS SHOW
S: FUCK THE KIDS! Ocelot and Puma are FUCKING! F-U-C-K-I-N-G!

Thanks guys! Glad y'all like

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Oops

Love blue reaction after the pop

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awesome, you posted it. What happened to the whistling? Looks good though besides the little white thing at the end.

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I didn't have the space really to turn him around and do what I wanted. Plus Chris said that he looked too stunned by it so the hopping off quickly backward seemed to fit in better. Yeah, don't know what that is or how it got there and how to get rid of it Llewho, I'll fix it one of these days, but I didn't want it to keep me from posting it.

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I love this! Great job animating it.

I downloaded this pic and opened it up in ImageReady to see if I could figure out those little lines for you, and I think I found your problem!

1. Open the file again in ImageReady.

2. The easiest way to see those lines is to make a new layer, and put it all the way at the bottom so it is behind every other layer.

3. Now use the paint bucked to color the layer black. This layer is just temporary so you can see the offending pixels easier.

4. Select the very first frame in your animation toolbar. Click the :> button at the bottom of that toolbar to cycle through the frames one by one. You should start seeing three white pixels to the left of the green guy on or around frame 10.

5. Select your eraser tool. On your brush toolbar at the top, use the drop down menu called "mode" to select "pencil". Change brush size to 1 pixel, and use it to erase those three white pixels. Do this for every subsequent frame where they appear!

6. Don't forget to delete your black layer.

Sometimes, you get a couple of stray pixels like that, and this method is one I've found to be very helpful in finding them! Hope it helps!

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Yeah, got some help from my brother on the looking part I think the reaction is my favorite part

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