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I can't seem to get my emofuri to work anywhere else but on DA. Help?
If you are referring to the actual exported GIF, it may be that your file size is too large. Tumblr has a file size limit, once over that limit GIFs do not play. You will only see a still picture.There are ways to make your GIFs smaller. You can scale it down in the export screen, or use a GIF capture program to reduce the size.
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I cant export my image for some reason without it being cut off, i tried changing the resolution and anything but even when the resolution is that of the image the head is cut off
These are your Capture Menu options:If your character’s head is getting cropped, increase the value on the Placement on Y Axis and it will move the entire image down within the given canvas size.Also make sure you have a big enough canvas size. The preview image will be whichever frame you are currently on in that Timeline, so leave it on a frame in which the character is peaked at a high point and work around that for your canvas dimensions and character placement.Scaling the image down will also help keep the file size smaller and allow you to work with more reasonable dimensions depending on how large you made your initial PSD.That should fix the issue. If it doesn’t I don’t know what is wrong.Best of luck!As a side note about the Capture Menu:The Timeline Fusion allows you to fuse your selected timeline with another one. I wasn’t particularly fond of the results, but it’s an interesting option to have available.The End of Timeline Hold extends your animation by however many seconds and holds the last frame of your animation. It’s an option you could use instead of having to drag your final animation frames out longer in the Timeline.The Frames per second is exactly that, but choosing a higher or lower option will increase or decrease the amount of time the animation takes to play. Don’t forget the animation cutoff on the free version of Emofuri is 4 seconds, so anything longer than that will be cut off!You can see how long your animation will be on the bottom bit of text below the preview window (in the picture it’s 30 FPS and exactly 4 seconds). The 120 above that is the number of frames that will be shown based on the selected option of Frames per second.
Hello, I'd just like to recommend a program to make gifs using the PNG frames, in case someone finds it useful (for some reason Gifcam doesn't work properly in my computer...). It's called PhotoScape. It's simple to use and edit the gifs there. (Thanks for creating this blog omg i'ts really helpful!)
I'm super glad I am able to help somehow! Anyways, thank you for sharing! I'll post this to let others know about this program :)
erm, for what the person said before about fps i think that ms is milliseconds, so if you up that the fps should go down. well i never used emofuri, so this is based off what i know from photoshop :/
Alright thanks!
For those exporting from Emofuri: At most, Emofuri will only export 12 seconds at a time, and that is if you are set to 10 fps. The higher the fps, the shorter it'll be. Keep this in mind when making animations!
Thank you for sharing, this is useful info! c:
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I actually (sorta) figured it out, lemme tell you in case it becomes relevant in the future: I was trying to export gifs at the highest possible frame rate and while I was messing with the second count and such, I wasn't adjusting the frame rate. (c)
It turns out that's what I needed to mess with! While the animation quality suffered in the end, I at least was able to capture the whole animation. Hope that explanation helps someone else in the future!
Thank you for sharing, I'm sure this will be able to help someone out! I'm going to post this in my Export Help tag!
Hey. When exporting to GIF, changing the settings to 100 ms and the capture rate (the option above the ms thing) to 1 always worked for me without crashing.
Here's a tip for y'all who export as gifs.
