You
know you can create lots of animations in Project Dogwaffle. Here are
some examples:
The original animation was created in Poser's walk designer.
How about saving these to animated Gifs? Well,
in fact, the above are animated gifs, saved from Project Dogwaffle
through a plugin.
You can save animations created in Project Dogwaffle
in several ways.
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 You
can then also convert these saved images to other formats with the
Batch Process converter, powered by ImageMagick.
There's 60+ image formats in there.
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Also, you can save Dogwaffle animations directly as
AVI movie
files, with your favorite codecs installed on your systems such as
Xvid, DivX or Indeo 4 and 5.
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In order to save an animation as Animated Gif, try using the free
DoggyFX plugin.
>>>
It is available for free
downloading and installation here
AFter installing DoggyFX, launch the plugins panel from the Window menu.
(shortcut 'k' as in 'killer plugins')
<<< Select the "Misc" tab
<<< Start the DoggyFX plugin.
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 You can then select the Utilities
category, and run the plugin named
Export to AnimGif
While there you can also see other export options:
Export
animation to MNG
Animation to Spritesheet
Import AnimGif
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For AnimGif format, you can also find the export and import options in
the File menu f DoggyFX.
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You will be able to select either a global frame delay, or set a delay
specific to each frame. You can also select as transparent color the
one currently in set as primary color.
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