03-16-2018, 07:43 AM
I had something that I wanted to do with a gif that has only 3 frames, so I though, why not just duplicate each frame, then I'd have a 6-frame gif to work with... right? WRONG:
![[Image: combine.gif]](https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-OvS0Su_SPM4/WqtxDyyVZZI/AAAAAAAAATw/5EAQfNVDh1ozQ1XuKH-V88snnAsfYTsMACPcBGAYYCw/s400/combine.gif)
I DID unoptimize before doing anything, and the frames all looked perfect. I kept them all as "combine," since that's how they came, BUT, when I optimized at the end, Gimp switched a couple of frames to "replace"...?!! (This was the 2 frames that weren't the copy of the Background frame.)
So, I thought, ok, it wants to do replace, I'll make them ALL replace...:
![[Image: replace.gif]](https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-ichyQOzp1gU/WqtxEGMygKI/AAAAAAAAAT0/xx4gd8pv2tgWBQ4Vh1st3zhZic4zKawNwCPcBGAYYCw/s400/replace.gif)
So much for THAT idea, LOL!! I'm clearly missing something important here... I'd sure be grateful if someone could tell me WHAT!
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I DID unoptimize before doing anything, and the frames all looked perfect. I kept them all as "combine," since that's how they came, BUT, when I optimized at the end, Gimp switched a couple of frames to "replace"...?!! (This was the 2 frames that weren't the copy of the Background frame.)
So, I thought, ok, it wants to do replace, I'll make them ALL replace...:
So much for THAT idea, LOL!! I'm clearly missing something important here... I'd sure be grateful if someone could tell me WHAT!
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