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PNG sequence / film strip
I'm just looking at the network page (Dev mode) in Google Chrome and picking out the images the game is requesting and then loading them. So it must be slicing them up and running them as an animation somehow..? Here is another of the png files it loads.- David Elworthy
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- Forum: General Photoshop Board
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PNG sequence / film strip
The picture (PNG file) in initial post I have plus many more. I believe your first answer is correct and probably the only way to get it to run as an animation. But these PNG files come from a game and when the images are displayed in the game they are animated, so something in the game is...- David Elworthy
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- Forum: General Photoshop Board
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PNG sequence / film strip
Thanks. I didn't realise how time consuming this would be. That image comes from a game which is rendered somehow to form the animation. So this is not possible in PS or any other Adobe software?- David Elworthy
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- Forum: General Photoshop Board
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PNG sequence / film strip
I have a PNG file which is a sequence / strip of images which should run as a animation. How can render this in photoshop and possibly then export as a GIF or another format? Content of file is something like this: Thanks- David Elworthy
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- Forum: General Photoshop Board