Multiple layers to gif

[FreudChicken]

I am trying to make a .gif out of layers of 1-by-1 screencaps of a television show.
Horribly lengthy process, but I have tried so much and can't find another way.

Now, the problem I have is that I cannot find another way to make it show layer 1 on frame 1, layer 2 on frame 2 (etc) without having to manually show every layer on every frame.

This is not an option for 100+ layers (the example picture is not my original project).




I've tried tweening it, but that doesn't do what I want it to do.


Is there a way I can make the animation tab automatically associate layer 1 with frame 1, layer 2 with frame 2 (etc) ?

[Paul]

Not really sure this is it mate, but have a look see anyhow?Creating an Animation in Photoshop and ImageReady or Elements: a Tutorial by Janee

[FreudChicken]

That is the exact thing that I'm trying to avoid, changing the visibility of the layers for every frame.

I'd have to do it 323 times.

I did learn some good stuff from that link though. So it was not all helpless!

Thanks!

[Paul]

Does this meet your request?

[FreudChicken]

Sadly, no.

'Import -> Video Frames to Layers' is not an option for me.

I have all the layers ready, there's a lot of them.

But the layers are not automatically associated with the frames, like how it would be if you imported video frames to layers.

[Paul]

Which shop are you using mate?

[FreudChicken]

CS 5 extended version.

There is something wrong with my computer, so video frames to layers doesn't work for me.

[Paul]

Are you using a downloaded version of the shop?

[Paul]

Here MAYBE?Scripts Page

[FreudChicken]

Yup. But does it matter?

I've tried it countless times, video frames to layers doesn't work no matter how many versions I install/how many times I reinstall them.

It's nice you're trying to help, but I've given up on it ever working and am focusing on the next best thing.

(which is what I described in my original post)