06-25-2018, 09:12 PM
(06-25-2018, 09:25 AM)rich2005 Wrote: Not going to be as easy as you hope. The xcf file has been heavily optimised.
example: frame 72 original https://i.imgur.com/UGqesYK.jpg
and does not un-optimise Filters -> Animation -> Unoptimise to what was probably the original frames.
example: frame 72 un-optimised: https://i.imgur.com/tIXvZcH.jpg
Looks like sometime, the frames under, were merged. No point using replace frames with this one. The damage has been done.
You could go round frame by frame (start at the top of the stack and work down) and erase unwanted bits. A rough-and-ready top 15 frames - not doing 74 fames. https://i.imgur.com/NSrAhjk.gif but will be a labour-of-love
Quote:I've captured a part of game and created a gif with another program
What was the original capture - a video? Not knowing what 'other program' is but maybe avoid it in the future. Might be easier to start again.
original capture created a gif directly from an area selected on my screen. the utility i used for this was LICEcap.
and for reference, the original gif is available here > https://nofile.io/f/EmKySo1x9DR/Next+Level+original.gif
you are correct about being unable to use the replace frames option; it ends up looking terrible.
what i find most confusing about this is that if i take the original file ^ and open with gimp, export it straight away without editing, using the "i dont care" option for how the frames are handled, the result turns out just fine. perhaps something i did during my editing process caused it to become broken?