...and your point is,.,,?actually, what's a good way of optimizing? 32 colours, 3 frames, what is making my animations so large? crappy software?
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Art101 You all have an unhealthy and morbid fascination,
Thu 12 Oct 2006, 1:51,
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I did say Yay!You totally missed the point.. never mind ;)
EDIT: Ok, never funny if it has to be explained, but here goes.. you said 'sorry for the size".. I posted a MAHOOSIVE pic that was minisculey smaller in file size.. everyone gets upset.. *tsk*..nevermind.
(EDIT: Ok, never funny if it has to be explained, but here goes.. you said 'sorry for the size".. I posted a MAHOOSIVE pic that was minisculey smaller in file size.. everyone gets upset.. *tsk*..nevermind.
mikenco,
Thu 12 Oct 2006, 1:52,
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There are 9 frames in thereand you seem to have dithering switched on which will hike up the filesize.
Try adding some lossy compression too - sometimes just a little bit takes a big chunk off the filesize.
(Try adding some lossy compression too - sometimes just a little bit takes a big chunk off the filesize.
Mystery_Bob,
Thu 12 Oct 2006, 1:56,
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thanks -I'll have to try that one my next shit post in a few weeks
( Art101 You all have an unhealthy and morbid fascination,
Thu 12 Oct 2006, 2:04,
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Aww. don't be like that...It was only friendly advice..
( mikenco,
Thu 12 Oct 2006, 2:07,
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haNo, it's just that I don't find the time to muddle through an animation often, so when I do, it's usually oversized (and crap).
( Art101 You all have an unhealthy and morbid fascination,
Thu 12 Oct 2006, 2:17,
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S'ok..Bob's advice was good though.. sometimes it easy to get the filesize right down with no loss of effect. Just ask on here, if it's a serious question, you won't normally get any flack :)
( mikenco,
Thu 12 Oct 2006, 2:24,
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