#1, by ygmantellWednesday, 22. July 2015, 01:45 9 years ago
I do most of my animating in photoshop (pixel art) and wanted to know if I could import one whole gif file with all of the frames, rather than making a new image for every frame. Am I able to do this?
#2, by afrlmeWednesday, 22. July 2015, 01:58 9 years ago
Umm try it & see? I don't recommend using gifs though as they are often inferior to most other image formats & I'm not so sure whether they will scale up / down so well to players desktop resolutions.
Why do you animate in photoshop? Wouldn't it be more beneficial to use something like Spriter? In any case I believe you could probably create some action to automatically export all the frames in the animation - although there might already be an option for that in photoshop already?
#4, by SimonSWednesday, 22. July 2015, 11:14 9 years ago
Gif is most shitty, lowest compression, lowest quality animation you can get. And that it's all of the internet ? That's just because it has been there since the 90s.
#5, by LebosteinWednesday, 22. July 2015, 14:31 9 years ago
@Simon: There are exceptions. Here you can see the best animated gifs in the world (it's palette cycling only, not realy animated pictures): http://www.effectgames.com/demos/canvascycle/
#6, by SimonSWednesday, 22. July 2015, 14:39 9 years ago
Yeah, know that page, but it's not a gif Click show options, you see the palette there, the colors are cycled, so it's a static image and the colors are cycled.