Clone .frm frames - advice needed

[Rigel]

Hello good people of NMA. I have a specific issue. I need to make a really long animation from the existing one using original frames (sort of loop).
Unfortunately the existing animation has a lot of offset frames. Inserting original frames multiple times is not a problem, but inputing offsets to every frame would be terribly time-consuming (more than 250 frames for each direction). Unfortunately none of the software I could find can just clone frames from within the opened frm, only import from graphics files. Any advice on how to do this nicely?

 

[Continuum]

What kind of animation are you trying to make? Movement? Idle? Death? You may try this:

- export frm to gif,
- import gif to layered (and animated) psd,
- increase canvas size*,
- export layered psd to gif,
- make sure autocutting is off in Frame Animator,
- import gif multiple times,
- done.

or

- export frm to gif,
- import gif to layered (and animated) psd,
- increase canvas size*,
- make all shit over there,
- export 250 layers psd to gif,
- import to Frame Animator,
- done.

* in all directions to remove autocutting, which means offsets.

 

[Rigel]

Thank you, Continuum. You appear to be really good at this. Works like a charm. Maybe I'll be able to pull this off after all.