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PerspexSphinx · 14 November 2021, 22:29

Sorry, yes… I meant mtPaint v3.50 (although on
https://github.com/wjaguar/mtPaint
the README says …
“mtPaint 3.51 - Copyright (C) 2004-2021 The Authors”

I have tried out the process from the Handbook…

9.Animation

Once you have created an animation you are happy with, you can create an animated GIF using the following steps:
• Load the original image, in order to clear the undo history.
• Set up the palette shifter with the values you want, and using the play button to preview the results.
• Press the 'Create Frames' button and close the palette shifter window.
• Undo one frame by pressing Ctrl-Z.
• Select 'Export Undo Images' from the File menu and place the files in a new directory somehwere using the filename 'out'. Make sure you select the GIF file type.
• Load one of these undo frames such as out001.gif.
• Select 'Export Animated GIF' from the File menu and choose a suitable filename and delay.

…on my Mac under Wine and it does indeed work!

14 November 2021, 22:29	#7
PerspexSphinx Registered User Join Date: Feb 2018 Location: Canada Posts: 56	Sorry, yes… I meant mtPaint v3.50 (although on https://github.com/wjaguar/mtPaint the README says … “mtPaint 3.51 - Copyright (C) 2004-2021 The Authors” I have tried out the process from the Handbook… 9.Animation Once you have created an animation you are happy with, you can create an animated GIF using the following steps: • Load the original image, in order to clear the undo history. • Set up the palette shifter with the values you want, and using the play button to preview the results. • Press the 'Create Frames' button and close the palette shifter window. • Undo one frame by pressing Ctrl-Z. • Select 'Export Undo Images' from the File menu and place the files in a new directory somehwere using the filename 'out'. Make sure you select the GIF file type. • Load one of these undo frames such as out001.gif. • Select 'Export Animated GIF' from the File menu and choose a suitable filename and delay. …on my Mac under Wine and it does indeed work!