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Tips & Tricks / Re: CREATE YOUR OWN GIF IMAGE AND ASSIGN TO AHMI GifAnimator
« on: November 12, 2024, 01:15:31 PM »
Just to continue this self-promotion started in my previous post but still relevant to this topic, there is now a new viewer / converter which I call IMG2MESH and it can be seen here:
https://githubdragonfly.github.io/viewers/templates/IMG2MESH.html
It is specifically designed to convert loaded image to a basic 3D mesh which can then be exported as an animated GIF or PNG file (rely on the bounding 500 x 500 pixels rectangle in the center of the screen for sizing and positioning the mesh - this rectangle should be visible when exporting). Also, hover the mouse over controls to see a popup description of any viewer's control.
Basic mouse functionality in the viewer: scroll button will zoom in/out, left button click-hold-drag will rotate the mesh, right button click-hold-drag will position the mesh.
There is a bunch of supported image formats but the best effect is achieved with images that have built-in transparency. Check the attached picture of the AHMI Logo.
If exporting to animated PNG file then try setting some background in the viewer by using the "BGND" button (might help to avoid some artifacts appearing due to motion and transparency). Also try it without a background for comparison.
As stated previously, use ezgif to manipulate the exported animated GIF or PNG file.
https://githubdragonfly.github.io/viewers/templates/IMG2MESH.html
It is specifically designed to convert loaded image to a basic 3D mesh which can then be exported as an animated GIF or PNG file (rely on the bounding 500 x 500 pixels rectangle in the center of the screen for sizing and positioning the mesh - this rectangle should be visible when exporting). Also, hover the mouse over controls to see a popup description of any viewer's control.
Basic mouse functionality in the viewer: scroll button will zoom in/out, left button click-hold-drag will rotate the mesh, right button click-hold-drag will position the mesh.
There is a bunch of supported image formats but the best effect is achieved with images that have built-in transparency. Check the attached picture of the AHMI Logo.
If exporting to animated PNG file then try setting some background in the viewer by using the "BGND" button (might help to avoid some artifacts appearing due to motion and transparency). Also try it without a background for comparison.
As stated previously, use ezgif to manipulate the exported animated GIF or PNG file.