Then, I imported the card frame and placed it over the AGIF where I wanted (naming this layer ' //Foreground'). The idea is to have the card frame as a first, constant layer, the AGIF always looping as a picture where the transparent center is, and a final, constant layer (a duplicate card image) placed overtop the AGIF to cover where it bleeds over the first layer.īefore noticing all these latest replies, I decided to expand both the AGIF Cat image and Canvas to 160%. I save them to my PC and make the center transparent, as you see in the attached file. Mom&image=https%3A%2F%%2F87fD4sn&rarity=mythic&fusion=twice fused&level=7&attack=31&health=65&trait=educated&skill_1=weakenall&skill_1_value=25&skill_2=give&skill_2_value=18&skill_3=&skill_3_value=
The AGIF loops fine, but the other layer(s) are looping very briefly along with it. Though the rectangle selector moves when I want it to, the actual image stays put in the top left corner of my canvas.Ģ. Once I import an AGIF, I can't seem to move it at all.
The problems I'm running into now are two-fold:ġ. I've followed the steps laid out in your link, and AGIFs are now being recognized.
