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Re: My first animation
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lugnet.cad, lugnet.general
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Date:
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Tue, 31 Jul 2001 13:34:34 GMT
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never mind, it was just an expirement.
don't beat it into the ground.
Gary
Fredrik Glöckner <fredrik.glockner@bio.uio.no> wrote in message
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> "blessing" <blessing@icefog.net> writes:
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> > (although I can't make a GIF)
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> Why not? For an animation with a limited number of colours, sharp
> contrasts and a few number of frames, the animated GIF format is
> probably the best. Making an animation which repeats itself is also
> easy. Also, with the animated GIF format, the animation is (usually)
> viewed from the moment the first frame is downloaded. With your 8MB
> AVI file, I had to download it all before starting to view it. You
> should be able to find heaps of free programs which convert to
> animated GIF format if you do a search.
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> You may worry about the UNISYS patent problem with the GIF format, but
> if so, try the MNG format in stead.
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> I would recommend that you write a few words about your animation when
> you present one the next time. If you had written something like
> "This is an 8 MB animation showing an image of four bricks in which
> the colours flash", people could consider whether or not to download
> it, rather than having to download it all to see what it was.
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>
> Fredrik
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