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Jul 26, 2001, 12:16pm

How do you make animated jpgs? Dont the frames have to be 128x128 and put
top to bottom? Anyone know a program that can make a gif to jpg? Thanks in
advance :))

--American Police

Jul 26, 2001, 12:17pm

Sorry, this may be the wrong newsgroup to post this in.
Probably should of put it in worldbuilders?

--American Police

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Jul 26, 2001, 1:38pm

they can be any size, to my knowledge, all the frames have to be the same
size though, however and be put evenly apart. Take a look at some of the
animated textures to see. Personally, I'd reccomend just using the Paint
Shop Pro Animation tool to put it together.

Nornny

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Jul 26, 2001, 3:08pm

Any good painting program and photo editor has a converter to different
formats, if you d/l and examine one of the many animated textures it'll be
easier to understand than words, 128x128 each frame is fine
http://aw2.mpl.net/aw/textures/alph2.jpg
icey

[View Quote] > How do you make animated jpgs? Dont the frames have to be 128x128 and put
> top to bottom? Anyone know a program that can make a gif to jpg? Thanks in
> advance :))
>
> --American Police

Jul 26, 2001, 5:22pm

Epip has a nice tutorial for animated sprites, using PSP's Animator.
http://members.nbci.com/Epips/lessons/spritelesson.htm?

-Karhsi.

american police <bob at bobscalot.com>
> How do you make animated jpgs? Dont the frames have to be 128x128 and put
> top to bottom? Anyone know a program that can make a gif to jpg? Thanks in
> advance :))
>
> --American Police
>
>

Jul 26, 2001, 7:45pm

uh... why didn't you provide a link? it's crazy to make a 250kb post...
*chocked*

KAH

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Jul 26, 2001, 8:45pm

Thanks for all the replies and help :))

KAH, he said there was a program attached...

--American Police

Jul 27, 2001, 1:06am

Is it done? *hits head* I should look at the size before opening things on
here!

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Jul 27, 2001, 11:51am

yes, I know that, but you just don't post that big files to an NG...

KAH

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Jul 27, 2001, 2:27pm

I made the same mistake. Grr. And I was on a 9600bps connection at the time. Hadda terminate the connection and redial to all 12
local dialup numbers a couple times. And no other ISP with affordable rates (ie not $1 an hour beyond 100 hours) is available
either. AND NO I'M NOT MOVING OUT OF HICKVILLE.
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Jul 27, 2001, 2:28pm

In the future, please post a link. I am using a newsreader that
apparently cannot interpret binary attachments. And don't tell me to
just look at the subject; I don't see it when you change subjects
whilst inside the thread, and I also don't see the post size.

On 26 Jul 2001 17:24:39 -0400, "chucks party"
[View Quote] >I am attaching a program called FSmaker that will make bmp files into a bmp
>filmstrip. Extract the contents into a new folder. click the exe file to open
>the program and that's all there is to it. Open each bmp frame in the order you
>want it in the film and when all are added hit the create button. Then you can
>take that bmp film and convert it to jpg. Very easy program to use and it makes
>perfect films every time and allows you to adjust the pixel size according to
>the pixel of the picture. 128 pixels is default. Have fun :)
>
>
>begin 666 FSmaker.zip
*snip binary*
>`
>end
>

- Tony M.

Jul 27, 2001, 5:45pm

GO WING! I had like a 28800bps connection at the time!

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Jul 27, 2001, 7:56pm

Each picture of an animated texture has to be square but it
doesn't need to be 128x128 or 256x256. The height has to be
a multiple of the width.

A program to convert gif into strips can be found at
http://www.mindworkshop.com/alchemy/alchemy.html /
http://www.mindworkshop.com/alchemy/gifcon.html
but be sure to "reconstruct" the GIF if it is compressed
and make it square before you convert to a strip.

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Jul 29, 2001, 10:58pm

I believe that lengthwise jpgs also work. Its just that nobody makes them
that way.

Regards, Justin

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Aug 2, 2001, 7:58am

Nope , been there , tried that :-)

AW check the image's width first , then splits the image into separate
images , based on it's width .
So the frames should be created vertically and each frame must be the same
size , with equal dimensions.



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