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Hello.
We're using video-clips for our "Fight!" or "K.O." messages in our game "Fighting-Generation ".
Some people asked for a tutorial about this, so here it is:
You can download our "K.O."-animation here (right-click -> save as ...):
K.O-Animation.webm
Please don't use this animation in your game projects, this clip is only for testing purposes.
Hope it helps, good luck with your projects 
shubi
How did you make the webm KO animation?
ive been trying to make my own but i cant get the transparency
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You have to use a program that supports RGBA output. For example Adobe Premiere doesn't but Adobe After Effects does.
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welp i need software then
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Hi.
Adobe Premiere also has an alpha output. Simply place your texts and graphics in the timeline (without background) and export to a codec with alpha capability (Quicktime PNG, Quicktime Animation, AVI uncompressed).
However you have to convert those file to a WEBM-File with alpha channel.
To do so, you can use FFmpeg (free). Place the rendered clip in the /video folder of FFmpeg and run FFmpeg like this:
ffmpeg -i yourvideo.mov -c:v libvpx -pix_fmt yuva420p -b:v 4M -auto-alt-ref 0 -metadata:s:v:0 alpha_mode="1" -c:a libvorbis result.webmyourvideo.mov is the rendered Video from Premiere or any other editing software
4M means 4Mbit. For a higher quality increase the value
alpha_mode="1" enables the alpha channel (0 would be without alpha)
result.webm is the output-file
hope it helps,
shubi
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