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Anonymous
on January 19th 2012
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HOW DO I DO THIS?!
Image to Animation conversion
Images opened in RealWorld Paint can be converted to animations with the Create animation command from the Create menu.
This operation can transform picture with several frames to an animation:
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The operation splits the original image into given number of frames. To produce the desired result, user must specify the correct number of rows and columns in the picture (4 columns and 2 rows in the above case).
The animation is opened in a new window, where animation speed can be adjusted and the animation can be saved.
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on January 23rd 2012
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more explanation needed..
Anonymous
on April 1st 2012
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An alternative way (because stitching the frames can be a pain) is to Create animation using the first frame (1-Column x 1-Row); then to drag and drop the other frames into the Animation toolbar at the bottom.
Bizarrely, it seems there is no way to change frame time individually (Change animation speed changes all frames) 😞 .
Hmm, okay, after digging a bit :
(...)/animated-smiley-tutorial
You directly punch in the frame duration (in milliseconds) 😮
Weird, and, IMHO, unintuitive to say the least.
I think the frame should *at least* respond to right-click.
Anonymous
on May 9th 2013
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how???
Anonymous
on September 20th 2015
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i want to make animation
Anonymous
on February 2nd 2016
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Thanks Anonymous! That worked great. Much appreciated.
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on March 24th 2020
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on May 9th 2020
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on July 19th 2023
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i do this
Anonymous
on March 8th
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The tool erases empty space between multiple rows when generates animation. This leads to unwanted result with the frames lower than the first row shifted up.
The expected behviour is "to use the whole W and H of an initial image and split the image in equal parts regardless of empty/transparent rows or columns of pixels".
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