Export the animating (multi-frame) FRM into an animated GIF.Horatio said:
Pretty sure Titanium Browser does this (see my sig) or Frame Animator (Files section here)
Ms Punk Girl, a new playable character.
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Pretty sure Titanium Browser does this (see my sig) or Frame Animator (Files section here)
UniversalWolf
eaten by a grue.
I've always enjoyed how the characters in Fallout just pull the sledgehammer out of thin air like they had it tucked in the waistband of their shorts the whole time.
Sduibek said:
No, no, i know about GIF files, Sduibek.
. The issue is that every imagehoster (including Postimage.org) runs my file exactly one time, then stops. I was wondering if it has to do with my ISP and traffic saving measures by several imagehosters.Because the multiframe image file was made with frm2gif and loops correctly in viewer.
Hmmm... Try www.tinypic.com and let me know if the same thing happens.Horatio said:Sduibek said:
No, no, i know about GIF files, Sduibek.
Because the multiframe image file was made with frm2gif and loops correctly in viewer.
You don't keep a sledgehammer in your shorts?UniversalWolf said:
Geras
Animal Friend
Geras
Animal Friend
sure:
It played once and stopped.
It played once and stopped.
Glad to help. 
Look into gimp if you plan on needing to do it regularly. It's free; even has batch function to save time on multiple images, tho I never used it so its functionality I can't specify. It's designed for static images so editing the gifs themselves is really awkward but it'll do nicely for conversions and tinkering with the inner workings
Look into gimp if you plan on needing to do it regularly. It's free; even has batch function to save time on multiple images, tho I never used it so its functionality I can't specify. It's designed for static images so editing the gifs themselves is really awkward but it'll do nicely for conversions and tinkering with the inner workings
I try to get used to GIMP, but i had problems with indexing the pictures - i had to RGB and re-index them in Photoshop.
Is there a way to bypass that?
edit: another thing i want to ask: how do the FR1-FR5 files differ from each other? Because death animations seem to have 5 same sets of anims, but with different extensions.
Is there a way to bypass that?
edit: another thing i want to ask: how do the FR1-FR5 files differ from each other? Because death animations seem to have 5 same sets of anims, but with different extensions.
Horatio said:
The FR1-FR5 files are basically a FRM file split into 6 separate smaller files. They used them with the death sequences (because they were larger in size, and would run slower on a typical 1997 PC). I prefer to remove them and keep the death files as a single file, to do that just open a FR1 file, the entire sequence will open with it (FR1-FR5) and then just save the file as a FRM. Afterwards delete the old FR1-FR5 files.
Geras
Animal Friend
two more animations to go and leather jacket is finished
UniversalWolf
eaten by a grue.
Yes, but I don't generally pull in out in public.Sduibek said:
UniversalWolf said:Yes, but I don't generally pull in out in public.Sduibek said:
Geras
Animal Friend
I now announce the leather jacket set finished 
FRMs please! I shall include in Fallout FIXTGeras said:I now announce the leather jacket set finished
It's actually always bugged me that the NPC Mod for Fallout 1 changed her looks to generic Leather Armor Girl, but it was necessary to allow support for her to use all weapons. Now we can get her normal looks back, for leather armor anyway.