CompuServe Thread

#.FLC's in .IFL's???

10 messages in this thread
#120086From: Tim PeersonAug 24, 1994 5:44 PM
Is it possible to put a series of flics to be recorded in an .IFL? So far when I try it only the first frame of each flic gets recorded. Thanks. TIm Peerson
#120097From: Yost GroupAug 24, 1994 6:17 PM
Nope. IFL's are for "image" files only. Not animation files. – G
#120140From: Tim PeersonAug 24, 1994 10:35 PM
Bummer man….
#120366From: Michael WendellAug 26, 1994 12:28 AM
break your flics out into gifs m.
#120566From: Tim PeersonAug 26, 1994 11:08 PM
I have been breaking em into .gif's. I'm just trying to save time. Thanks.
#121575From: Jeff GlazeSep 1, 1994 3:08 PM
Hi Tim, Did you get the C.A.N. I sent you? Jeff
#121758From: Tim PeersonSep 2, 1994 1:48 PM
Got the CD if that's whatcha mean…
#122018From: Jeff GlazeSep 4, 1994 9:52 AM
Imailed a copy of the latest issue, I guess it must have gotten lost if it is not there yet. Jeff
#120710From: Jim LammersAug 27, 1994 9:33 PM
Don't bum out on this one… It's always best to break a FLI or FLC out to single images before rendering anyway. If you don't, the rendering will really bog down when it tries to do the frames toward the end of the FLI/FLC file. So just bust all the flics out to frames, put them in a directory, create an IFL that lists the files in the order you wanted them in, and you're in fine shape – with fast rendering too! Jim
#120768From: Tim PeersonAug 28, 1994 2:04 PM
Hmmmmmm., never thought of it that way. Thanks! Tim