animated gif speed
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- monospaced
How do I make my animated gif really fast?
When I'm building the animation in Photoshop it runs at a very fast pace, but when viewing the finished gif in a browser it really lags. Changing my frames to 0s (No delay) doesn't really help. How can I increase the fps?
- PonyBoy0
less frames
- typist0
- fucker. thanks a lot for the seizure.baseline_shift
- a good case study, no offencetypist
- haha. im just breakin your chops. my work day is boring without a few epileptic fits. :)baseline_shift
- Jnr_Madison0
I use FW for gifs but there should be a setting for FPS.
- PonyBoy0
the lag could be load time too...
... once it's cached - does it play accurately?
- CALLES0
- hahaHHAAA!!PonyBoy
- i like the way he leans on it at the end,Stugoo
- his shoes go flying!rayborn3000
- monospaced0
Even after it's cached it doesn't run like that gif posted above. I'm building it on a MacBook Pro, but I've tested it on a Dell laptop in Internet Explorer and the Windows viewer thingy. Same results across the board.
- Jnr_Madison0
- terrible kerning tooPonyBoy
- What did I do to you?monospaced
- monospaced0
Jnr, that's uncalled-for.
- yeah, that kerning is awful7point34
- pony was right7point34
- I took it down you big pansy.Jnr_Madison
- put it back up!!PonyBoy
- 7point340
PS doesn't have frame rate per se.
they do allow duration on each frame. which isn't really the same. i'd try FW or even convert something from flash
- Damn, I don't have Fireworks or Flash. I'll live with the delay.monospaced
- monospaced0
I'm simply animating text moving across a colored background. I figured this would result in fast animation, but I was wrong.
Anyone?
- vaxorcist0
In the late 1990's, I used gifbuilder to make fast, small animated GIF's, as downloads were slower, computers slower,etc...
trick 1: small color pallette
trick 2: only change what has to change, so there's a background layer, and the only contents of each frame is what changes, not anything else.
- inhaler970
post it.