Gif software

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RMorichika wrote on 2013-05-16 00:37

I just thought I'd share something someone showed me on imgur earlier today, and this seemed like the place to do it:

[Image: http://i.imgur.com/YQBl1w6.gif]

I tried the software this little gif is advertising and I must say it is quite literally the most simple, efficient and convenient gif software I have ever tried in my life. I made this in about as long as it takes to watch it:

[Image: http://puu.sh/2UjjY.gif]
KikurikappaEU wrote on 2013-05-16 00:45

You could have at least gave me credit for telling you! I found that it is better to start recording while resting so your character wont run when you click on mabi, but it probably doesn't happen like that in combat. :D
can't post a link to my gif :(
RMorichika wrote on 2013-05-16 00:47

Quote from KikurikappaEU;1089494:
You could have at least gave me credit for telling you! I found that it is better to start recording while resting so your character wont run when you click on mabi, but it probably doesn't happen like that in combat. :D
can't post a link to my gif :(

I said someone showed it to me. You ... that's literally your first post, isn't it? Was I supposed to credit a forum lurker no one knew existed by name? Besides, it's not like you made the thing. All credit to whoever designed the software.

Also, here's your naughty Tarlach gif:

[Image: http://25.media.tumblr.com/cbd588dd7612d273fc85f626cc0ac150/tumblr_mmv8jtpAV71qcm29ho1_250.gif]
Cho wrote on 2013-05-16 01:19

I'm assuming that the program creates the frames for you, but are you able to take those frames out individually and save them elsewhere? KMPlayer allows you to do this, but I sure would like an easier way.

If so, I feel like this will be very helpful with games that don't have a built-in video recording function. Thank you for sharing.
RMorichika wrote on 2013-05-16 02:09

Quote from Cho;1089528:
I'm assuming that the program creates the frames for you, but are you able to take those frames out individually and save them elsewhere? KMPlayer allows you to do this, but I sure would like an easier way.

Hmm. I don't think so. This software is very easy to use, but it's also very simple. It has some editting options, but they're pretty scarce. You can't even open old gifs with this software to edit them later. It's very nice for quickly making a variety of gifs, but I wouldn't use it for any serious editting.

..and if you're trying to record video.. a gif is really not what you're aiming for.
Cho wrote on 2013-05-16 02:30

Quote from RMorichika;1089567:
Hmm. I don't think so. This software is very easy to use, but it's also very simple. It has some editting options, but they're pretty scarce. You can't even open old gifs with this software to edit them later. It's very nice for quickly making a variety of gifs, but I wouldn't use it for any serious editting.

..and if you're trying to record video.. a gif is really not what you're aiming for.

Thanks for the response. I'll see what I can experiment around with, since I normally use Photoshop for these kind of things. > <

It's not a video i'm trying to record, but to take frames out of the recorded material and make a GIF out of it. But thank you for the consideration, however.