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Hi Kwai chang caine,

Kwai chang caine wrote:Sincerely thanks for this great compliment...

Well-deserved.

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Updated:
- filmstrip completed
- optimized parts of the code
- squashed a couple bugs

Pending:
- Extract Frames
- Animate Frames
- GIF Details
- Create Spritesheet

It would surely be good if the sheets were compatible to the BF sheets
This would considerably expand the applicability

Hi walbus,

It would surely be good if the sheets were compatible to the BF sheets

The spritesheet feature will be fairly generic; planned settings...
- include all frames or selected frames (allows for reordering)
- resize frames width or height (no distortion)
- offset x-axis and y-axis (frame clipping)
- number of rows or columns (other is calculated)
- transparency layer (color / no color)

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Updated:
- Extract Frames completed
- optimized parts of the code
- squashed a couple bugs

Pending:
- Animate Frames
- GIF Details
- Create Spritesheet

NB*: While the application is cross-platform, it is currently only formatted for Windows.

I see what you mean

@JHPJHP,
Sorry to go off topic, but...
@walbus,
That is an impressive translator you have found. Thank you.

Status:
- Extract Frames completed
- Animate Frames completed
- Create Spritesheet completed
- GIF Details completed

Pending:
- Advanced Settings (Animate Frames / Create Spritesheet)

NOTES:
- double-click the main GIF Thumbnail to open in original size
-- use the arrow keys or spacebar to set a static frame
- double-click inside the List Icon Gadget to return back the default folder / loaded file
- Transparent Color button / first Custom Color, returns the animation back to true transparency

Updated:
- fixed a problem with the Disposal Method algorithm
- squashed a couple bugs
- optimized parts of the code

NB*: All GIFs tested opened without error using the latest version of the Toolkit; please post a link to any GIF not displaying correctly.

Updated:
- squashed a couple bugs
- optimized parts of the code

Status:
- Extract Frames completed
- Animate Frames completed
-- Advanced Settings completed
- Create Spritesheet completed
-- Advanced Settings completed
- GIF Details completed

Updated:
- fix a problem with the Extract Frames and Create Spritesheet features
- includes a couple enhancements

Animate Frames -- Advanced Settings
1. Access to some settings for single-frame GIF files.
-- if used on an animated GIF, only the first frame is included in the new file
-- use the Extract Frames feature to create a folder of GIF frames
2. The User[InputFlag] setting is not respected by most browsers
-- the large viewer (double-click thumbnail player) will pause the animation if the User[InputFlag] is set
3. Buttons...
-- File: reset all settings
-- Others: copy values from the corresponding green fields to the fields below

Create Spritesheet -- Advanced Settings
1. Frame clipping; each individual frame can be clipped using separate settings.
2. The filmstrip thumbnail viewer will show changes to a frame in real-time.
3. Buttons...
-- Frame: reset all settings
-- Others: copy values from the corresponding green fields to the fields below

Updated:
- fixed a couple bugs
- started a simple image editor
-- double-click filmstrip after loading GIF to open window

The image editor will include options for adding layered images, text, and shapes; to be used with the Extract (PNG) Frames and Create Spritesheet features.

NB*: If I ever get around to finishing the LZW-GIF encoding algorithm, the editor could also be used for modifying animated GIFs.

Hi
Please look and create with the sheets a (BF compatible) sheet info

Defacto,
the ability to access the frame data of a sheet automatically simplifies handling significant
Without such functionality, the handling of Sprite sheets is annoying and time-consuming

Hi walbus,

walbus wrote:...
Please are so kind and create with the sheets a BF compatible sheet info
You can simple use the creating code from the PB Sprite Tool
...

Once I finish the image editor, I will look take a look at your Sprite Tool.

OK

Image editor has been updated; still a work in progress.
- after a GIF is loaded, double-click a filmstrip frame to open the editor
- hold down the CTRL key while pressing the arrow keys to move between frames

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Image editor has been updated; added drawing directly onto the image.
- Add Image, Add Text, Draw Circle, Draw Square, Draw Line

NOTES
Add Image: If the width is selected from options then the height will be calculated, and vice versa.

Thanks much, this will come in handy


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