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2016-01-31 17:00:43 Post No. 46206
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Anonymous 2016-01-31 17:00:43 Post No. 46206 [Report]

Photoshop amateur here. Sorry if this is the wrong board.

As practice and for fun, I'm placing and moving text alongside something in a gif. I know how to move text in each frame individually in the Timeline, but I'd like to know how to move the text in multiple frames in the Timeline at once instead of individually so I can keep them all in the same spot. Because I'm a dolt and don't want to try and position the text in the same position in each single frame.

Help pls.

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Anonymous 2016-01-31 17:26:25 Post No.46219
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Anonymous 2016-01-31 17:26:25 Post No.46219 [Report]

The thing you want is frame interpolation: set initial position, set final position, the program fills in the rest.
I think only certain versions of PS can do that: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtY8yyA464o
Try using video editors or similar instead for better controls.

Alternatively:
-put all the text in place, as you want it to look in the final frame
-move the text in the opposite direction you wanted
-reverse the animation

TL;DR Work in "reverse"

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Anonymous 2016-01-31 17:36:35 Post No.46221
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Anonymous 2016-01-31 17:36:35 Post No.46221 [Report]

>>46219
Oh, I think I see now. This'll be a good chance to learn some more. I'm using the current CC version of PS right now, so I'll look around to make sure I can do this.

Thank you very much!