[Hax the Cook]

Everything you need to know, and nothing more



I will explain what each number means. If I dont explain it, it means I dont care, and neither should you

1. New animation.
2. Open animation
3. Save animtion
4. Export to GIf (so you can upload)
5. Cut
6. Copy
7. Paste.
8. Undo
9. Redo

I can't explain any of the above, its too obvious....

10. Inserts frame right before current frame. This is if you need to make something look smoother, for instance.
11. Deletes current frame. Like, boom. No more.
12. Clears current frame, as in, makes it all white.
13. How many times bigger the window is than the actual animation (so there, the white are is twice as big as the actual picture is going to be).

I'll update later... damn I'm lazy....

This post has been edited by Captain Xal: 03 July 2005 - 02:01 AM

[Raktor]

Bigbro's Guide to not posting low quality images

Upload them as a PNG, not a JPG/Gif!

[Hax the Cook]

Bigbro's Guide to not posting low quality images

Upload them as a PNG, not a JPG/Gif!

Too bad you can't have animated PNG's!
Or can you?
Doesn't matter, it can only export to GIF

[Darkness]

Yeah, I'd have jpegs if I could >.<

[Hax the Cook]

Yeah, I'd have jpegs if I could >.<

You can't animate JPEGs.
Stop complaining about GIFs, they're supposed to have big filesizes so that they can animate

[Phieta]

...no.

GIF is usually better if you have <=256 colors. For photos and photorealistic stuff, JPEG is usually better since you probably won't notice the dithering. Otherwise, PNG is the way to go because it's lossless and supports Alpha channels.

And no, PNG doesn't support animation -- but APNG and MNG do. Neither is widely supported, though.

[Hax the Cook]

GIF is usually better if you have <=256 colors.

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