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I made a minimalistic GIF creator windows app. Drop a folder containing an image sequence and press a button. That's it. It will even crop out all the empty pixels seamlessly. This is the same as ezgif, but runs offline on your PC. I'll be including it with AmaView... show more

Amarillo

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Amarillovor 1 Jahr

I think Valve kinda just said "oops, forgot to review your app hee hee". I'm not sure how many days I'll have to wait until I can release AmaView.

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📡vor 1 Jahr

dumb question, but that's windows? how do you get explorer to look like that?

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Amarillovor 1 Jahr

Win 12. Nah jk. Win 11 but I'm using File Pilot there.

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NoirGutPunch.devvor 1 Jahr

I think you can do this on pure ref. Nice tool tho

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Amarillovor 1 Jahr

More or less. You have to have a transparent clickthrough canvas, but have to set it up manually. It can also get a little laggy with many big GIFs at the same time. Mine's double click and go. Thanks!

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Amarillovor 1 Jahr

Oh wait, I thought this was about AmaView, not the GIF Creator. I didn't know pureref lets you create GIFs lol

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NoirGutPunch.devvor 1 Jahr

yeah hahah, I learned about that recently. But it's still great that you built that tool. If someone wants only that specific functionality it's good that it exist.

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Amarillovor 1 Jahr

How do you do it? Am I being dense here? Can't find a way to export as a GIF🥴

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NoirGutPunch.devvor 1 Jahr

here ya go

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Nasluxvor 1 Jahr

How are the file size limits for gifs?

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Amarillovor 1 Jahr

I don't think there are file size limits

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