[Ipe-discuss] Animated GIF from multiview IPE file

[Fabio Stumbo]

Oooops!

I missed it, sorry.   :(

It is quite clear: I shouldn't have problems.

Thank you very much for the hint.

F

PS: to my excuse I can only say that the script is only presented in the 
last animation: all other animations just had the IPE source, so after 2 
or 3 images I didn't go any further assuming (wrongly!) that it was the 
same for all of them.

If I may suggest, this example (or a similar one) could be worth to be 
mentioned either in IPE FAQ or in the manual, for example as section 7.8 
after section 7.7 "Filming from the canvas": it is a different, yet 
useful IMHO, way to produce an animation.

Il 13/06/23 18:56, Michael Kruger ha scritto:
> Hi Fabio,
>
> Did you see the bash script linked to in entry nr.8?
>
> Michael
>
> On Tue, Jun 13, 2023 at 9:52 AM Fabio Stumbo via Ipe-discuss 
> <ipe-discuss at lists.science.uu.nl> wrote:
>
>     Hi there,
>
>     in the IPE gallery
>
>     https://sarielhp.org/p/gallery/
>
>     there are a bounch of images which are exactly what I am trying to
>     achieve, that is an animated gif created from an IPE source which
>     contains many views, with a GIF layer for each view of the IPE source.
>
>     See for example image n. 3, that is
>
>     https://sarielhp.org/p/gallery/17/09/24/big_graph_anim.ipe
>
>     I have my IPE source with many views but I don't know how to
>     obtain an
>     animated GIF from it: how do I do it? Do I need to save an image for
>     every view then create a GIF from all the images or there is a
>     smarter
>     (and quicker!) way which I am missing?
>
>     In the case, can I choose somehow the showing time for each gif
>     layer or
>     it will be the same for every layer?
>
>
>     Many thanks
>
>
>     Fabio
>
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