Bricks in Motion
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Well, we've found it kind of hard to make posters by drawing paths or free selecting around LEGO minifigures. Our posters end up looking terrible because of the poorly cut-out pasted picture. We would like to know if there is an easier way to cut a character & paste it into a different image easily in GIMP.
there's not another way kid; unless the minifigure is in front of a white background, then just put it on multiply
Well, you should zoom in on certain areas and make small segments. It takes a while, but it comes out great!
Thanks for the info guys! Hopefully this helps us for our posters!
Not to be rude, but can you guys stop posting new threads? I looked at your previous ones, and I saw that you've posted 30 threads, since June 11, that=a thread a day! Unealthy.
.Well, not to be rude, but we are encouraged to post new threads to ask questions. And since a lot of people say that we're not too good at animating, we need to ask questions to get better.
whatever, and that wasn't rude at all, but just TBH every other thread these days is from you.
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Well, not to be rude, but we are encouraged to post new threads to ask questions. And since a lot of people say that we're not too good at animating, we need to ask questions to get better.
You can look back at previous threads. It has helped me a ton.
Well, not to be rude, but we are encouraged to post new threads to ask questions. And since a lot of people say that we're not too good at animating, we need to ask questions to get better.
JP, that's the thing. You don't get better at animating by asking questions. You get better by practicing. Everyone starts out sucking when the first start brickfilming. You'll get better if you just practice.
That's true to a point, but practicing will only get you to a certain point, asking about different techniques will help us along with practice.
Sure, but you don't need to constantly make threads.
Okay, we will try to look at older threads before we post new ones. 
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