training became a whole lot more fun!

This is only my second animated gif, i'm using flash and it doesn't retain the fps rate i set when i export to gif, any advice on how i can do this? or is it impossible with gif's
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(, Sat 29 Mar 2003, 15:41, archived)
but that picture should definitely be accompanied by a:
"WWWwwweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee"
I use Image Ready to do my gifs and you can set the frame rate in there.
(, Sat 29 Mar 2003, 15:44, archived)
you'd have yourself a top sprinkler system
woo to the pic!
(, Sat 29 Mar 2003, 15:48, archived)
See! That's just the cherry on the cake!
Have some "HOUPLA"!
(, Sat 29 Mar 2003, 15:52, archived)
I'm happiest when I've assembled all the frames as bitmaps then string them together with animation shop.
At least if something crashes you can still pick up the pieces.
(, Sat 29 Mar 2003, 15:48, archived)
animationshop (that comes with paintshoppro) then you can modify the timings of each frame.
You might be able to load the gif into one of these and change the timings then.
But avoid reoptimising cos they go really shit.
(, Sat 29 Mar 2003, 15:45, archived)
i'm confused. i haven't been able to see either of your pictures today, and the source for them shows as localhost:1026/bug.cgi any uber-geeks able to explain this one?
(, Sat 29 Mar 2003, 15:46, archived)
that comes up fine. i've noticed this with other pics on here occasionally. no idea why :-/
(, Sat 29 Mar 2003, 15:51, archived)
but the links work fine. and i'm glad, coz they made me chuckle heartily. woo :)
you coming to the bash tonight?
(, Sat 29 Mar 2003, 15:58, archived)
i would think. remember not to accept any drinks from trash! ;)
the oddness continues: those links opened fine, but are showing URLs in my browser of
localhost:1026/pb.cgi?idx=1&php=26703664
and
localhost:1026/pb.cgi?idx=1&php=26700432
this is most confuddling.
(, Sat 29 Mar 2003, 16:01, archived)

