Re: illustration about the em-field

On May 9, 8:59 am, Thomas Heger <tomheg_nospam...@xxxxxx> wrote:
Androcles schrieb:
Not too bad... pity it doesn't move, like this:
 http://www.androcles01.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/AC/AC.htm
Thanks. Have to find an animating program. Maybe something like
3ds max..

Good work. I've put a description of GIF 89 under the PDF whose link
is listed at

http://federation.g3z.com/Graphics/index.htm#Graphics

You should at least be able to parse out the individual segments of
the animations, since the wrapper format used by the standard is
independent of the encoding specifics used by the embedded graphs. So,
even if you're not able to parse Lempel-Ziv, you can still pipe it
through whatever graphics facilities you have on your machine (and,
conversely, repackage snapshot series into an animation).

I notice the moving train (posted a while back, not listed in the
above link however) was not optimally coded, but just did a sequence
of frames. The standard allows one to effect a kind of differential
coding, so that the whole thiing doesn't need to be put onto the
display over and over again.

The timing elements should be easy to fix, if you want to adjust the
timing and protocol of the sequencing.
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