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Published: 2019-03-28 14:41:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 941; Favourites: 61; Downloads: 4
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Finally got it finished during my Tuesday stream. Now to actually finish inktober...Does anyone know how to get a gif to export in 24 fps, and not play slightly faster? This was made in Adobe Animate
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Yooo, that's one nice, clean walk cycle!
I'm in awe with all those little follow throughs! The attention to detail is impressiveΒ
And while i am pretty sure there might be other, better workarounds for this, what i've been doing is exporting the frames as separate pngs and using third party sites to make the gifs with the right framerate.Β
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Oh, what sites do you use?
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gifmaker.me/
This one does a pretty decent job! Though, it calculates the speed in milliseconds rather than a set framerate.
firealpaca.com/en/douga/
There's also this one from FireAlpaca that works with framerate, but doesn't have as much options.Β Β
Both also accept GIFs! Nevermind the "export as separate PNGs" part lol
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Very clean. While I don't know how to export a gif faster in Adobe Animate, but if it were in photoshop I would know how.
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Wow! Lookin' good! 
Though yes, I suppose the animation isn't as smooth as it could be. I wish I knew a better gif export you could use, but I've never tried animation myself.Β
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Very nice work! Good sense of weight to this animation, which is a tricky thing to accomplish.
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I'm curious what program you used- I've found whenever I export gifs in Photoshop it causes them to speed up a bit for some reason.
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Hm- I'll see about making a quick animation in animate and exporting it at 24 fps. I'm wondering if there's some sort of export setting that has to be changed for it to be exported at that frame rate.
Maybe see if you can convert the file in Media Encoder to see if that produces a better product?Β
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