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==Bomb Animations==
 
==Bomb Animations==
 
I have a problem with the Bomb animation being to big, due to them taking up more space in the preview and therefore leaving less transparent space. And which point did you reduce your APNG? Did you increase the Tolerance, and if yes, up to which point? While playing around with that the background started to get more and more lighted/extreme. Or did you just lower the framerate?. -[[User:Hennils|Hennils]] 21:40, 26.03.2015 (CET)
 
I have a problem with the Bomb animation being to big, due to them taking up more space in the preview and therefore leaving less transparent space. And which point did you reduce your APNG? Did you increase the Tolerance, and if yes, up to which point? While playing around with that the background started to get more and more lighted/extreme. Or did you just lower the framerate?. -[[User:Hennils|Hennils]] 21:40, 26.03.2015 (CET)
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:Yes just start checking the "Lossy" option and increase the value until it fits. Thats usually somewhere between 5 and 15, everything above will look unpleasant.
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:In case the file size is still to big, reduce the frame rate eg taking 60 instead of 80 frames for a full rotation (or less in some cases)
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:If the bomb is symmetrical, you could also record 180° rotation instead of a full 360°
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:-[[User:Thepc|Thepc]] 01:09, 27 March 2015 (UTC)

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Bomb Animations

I have a problem with the Bomb animation being to big, due to them taking up more space in the preview and therefore leaving less transparent space. And which point did you reduce your APNG? Did you increase the Tolerance, and if yes, up to which point? While playing around with that the background started to get more and more lighted/extreme. Or did you just lower the framerate?. -Hennils 21:40, 26.03.2015 (CET)

Yes just start checking the "Lossy" option and increase the value until it fits. Thats usually somewhere between 5 and 15, everything above will look unpleasant.
In case the file size is still to big, reduce the frame rate eg taking 60 instead of 80 frames for a full rotation (or less in some cases)
If the bomb is symmetrical, you could also record 180° rotation instead of a full 360°
-Thepc 01:09, 27 March 2015 (UTC)
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