09-14-2018, 06:38 PM
WOWSERS, what an amazing accent you have! And thanks for doing that video!
I'm not sure what you were seeing instead of my animations or why, or why, but I've tried uploading the whale to a different place:
![[Image: white%2Bcropped.gif]](https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-sM3nq1814uU/W5v6KYS0XDI/AAAAAAAAAYw/ODWhsoEnoc0yquOMF-MIYXSZm0hxnHtbQCLcBGAs/s1600/white%2Bcropped.gif)
It works exactly the way it seems like it should, except for the appearance of the white behind the spout... any idea why that's there?
I'm using 2.8.22. It looks totally different than what you have in the video; maybe that's a PC versus Mac thing? I've never seen those little chain things that you were turning on and off before; I have no idea what you were doing there.
I downloaded the script, but I have no idea what to do with it. I tried to open it directly, but the computer didn't recognize the file type or have any idea what to open it with. I tried to get Gimp to open it, and Gimp didn't recognize the file type either…? If I have a user scripts folder, I have no idea where it might be; I did a Google search, but didn't turn anything up.
Is there any way to get rid of the white background that appeared behind the spout animation? If that can be fixed, I should have a functional gif, without trying to figure out technical stuff that's way above my head. :-)
I'm not sure what you were seeing instead of my animations or why, or why, but I've tried uploading the whale to a different place:
It works exactly the way it seems like it should, except for the appearance of the white behind the spout... any idea why that's there?
I'm using 2.8.22. It looks totally different than what you have in the video; maybe that's a PC versus Mac thing? I've never seen those little chain things that you were turning on and off before; I have no idea what you were doing there.
I downloaded the script, but I have no idea what to do with it. I tried to open it directly, but the computer didn't recognize the file type or have any idea what to open it with. I tried to get Gimp to open it, and Gimp didn't recognize the file type either…? If I have a user scripts folder, I have no idea where it might be; I did a Google search, but didn't turn anything up.
Is there any way to get rid of the white background that appeared behind the spout animation? If that can be fixed, I should have a functional gif, without trying to figure out technical stuff that's way above my head. :-)