Note: Don't know wheter this is an additional feature of Gimp 2.6.8 or not, but i found out following: Choose file->Export as-> "Name".gif, then choose Save as Animation. Change the frame rate to 40 ms(25 frames per second).It will probably have a low frame rate making it "choppy". If you press Filters->Animation->Playback it should play the animation.Repeat this for all of the images, or select all of the images by pressing "Ctrl-A". Select the next frame and it will be added as a new layer. Now click File-> open as Layer or press "Ctrl-Alt-O".Now to combine the images into an animated GIF using Gimp. Set the image type to PNG or JPEG (it doesn't matter) and render the animation.select the sphere and insert a LOC keyframe at frame 1 and 21, then go to frame 11, move the sphere and insert another LOC keyframe.set the frames to start at frame 1 and end at frame 20.Now set the camera size in the scene buttons (F10) to 50 by 50 (I am creating an avatar for deviant art where the required size is 50 by 50 pixels, you may change this if you want).
and delete the default cube and add a UV sphere, the default settings for the sphere work fine. To start off you will need an animation, this usually should be no longer than 25 frames long. This tutorial assumes basic knowledge of blender and Gimp, see the basic animation tutorial.
This is useful for creating Avatars for forums etc. This tutorial will guide you through how to make a simple animated Gif Using Blender and Gimp. "Creating Ogg-Theora movies using Blender"
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