You’re basically saying:
Time > Quality
Yeah, if you can’t be patient, then development isn’t for you.
You’re basically saying:
Yeah, if you can’t be patient, then development isn’t for you.
Nice, however the one image method is probably more convenient for most
I’ve been developing for over 5 years and have plenty of patience. I can be a patient person and still find uploading each individual frame of a GIF to be tedious.
this is the only actual way to make long GIFS or Videos on roblox.
Wouldn’t using slicing AND multi-frames be more efficient? like, if you have a 360p gif, you could fit 9 frames into each uploaded slice, cutting down upload time by 9 times as much as your method uses. I feel like it depends on the resolution of the gif/video you’re aiming for. If you want full quality 1080p video, then individual frames is fine, but if you have a lower resolution image to begin with, then slicing is the way to go.
edit: if anyone wants me to make a script that can load slice+multi upload lmk, i’ll add it to the thread ItzDaSniperz linked
Thanks for the tutorial.