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[dj_scox]

No because the way you type seems like it doesn't work.

It works 100% for me and I've been making quick gifs like that over years. I could show you that it works for me but it isn't worth it.

Note that what you said is right, but that only happens if you link it to a smart object first which is what you shouldn't do.

 

But someone else could try it and see if it works for them

 

If you think that works. Try looking up @link https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/create-smart-objects.htmland know what a Smart Object is and how it is limited.

 

"Smart Objects are layers that contain image data from raster or vector images." basis on the photoshop adobe help

What is a rasterize? Rasterisation usually reduces the image to one flat layer, and thus limits editability to a minimum. You will want to keep a non-rasterised version of your file archived at all times, just to make adjustments later, if necessary. @link http://graphicdesign.stackexchange.com/questions/47079/what-does-rasterization-do-to-an-image

 

Done the math. Done the tut you suggest. Done the research. What else do you want as evidence?

Edited January 25, 2016 by dj_scox

[dj_scox]

... there you go with "THINKS"

I don't think it works, it DOES work for me.

Perhaps do I need to show you that it does?

Nevermind tho. I lost. You win.