Picture Tool animated GIFs
Quote from fkapnist on December 26, 2021, 10:11 pmDoes the Picture Tool directly support animated GIFs? Or do you need to write a HTML script for that?
Thanks,
Does the Picture Tool directly support animated GIFs? Or do you need to write a HTML script for that?
Thanks,
Quote from luishp on December 27, 2021, 12:41 pm@fkapnist even if you don't see the animation playing on the user interface, it will work perfectly once you run your application.
It's even possible to use more modern formats as .webp images and animated images (just add the image to the library and use SetObjectAttribute to load it):SetObjectAttribute "Image1" "src" "./img/myimage.webp"Click here for a sample animated .webp image.
Regards.
@fkapnist even if you don't see the animation playing on the user interface, it will work perfectly once you run your application.
It's even possible to use more modern formats as .webp images and animated images (just add the image to the library and use SetObjectAttribute to load it):
SetObjectAttribute "Image1" "src" "./img/myimage.webp"
Click here for a sample animated .webp image.
Regards.
Quote from luishp on December 27, 2021, 1:17 pm@fkapnist, you can even use animated vector .svg files :)
Some samples here:
https://loading.io/background/Regards.
@fkapnist, you can even use animated vector .svg files :)
Some samples here:
https://loading.io/background/
Regards.
Quote from fkapnist on December 30, 2021, 1:11 amQuote from luishp on December 27, 2021, 12:41 pm@fkapnist even if you don't see the animation playing on the user interface, it will work perfectly once you run your application.
It's even possible to use more modern formats as .webp images and animated images (just add the image to the library and use SetObjectAttribute to load it):SetObjectAttribute "Image1" "src" "./img/myimage.webp"SetObjectAttribute "Image1" "src" "./img/myimage.webp"SetObjectAttribute "Image1" "src" "./img/myimage.webp"Click here for a sample animated .webp image.
Regards.
I didn't know about SetObjectAttributes. I thought "source" in Properties would be enough... But, yes, it does work now. If you don't see the animation in the user interface, the _Test folder also needs an identical img folder to test your images. Thanks!
Quote from luishp on December 27, 2021, 12:41 pm@fkapnist even if you don't see the animation playing on the user interface, it will work perfectly once you run your application.
It's even possible to use more modern formats as .webp images and animated images (just add the image to the library and use SetObjectAttribute to load it):SetObjectAttribute "Image1" "src" "./img/myimage.webp"SetObjectAttribute "Image1" "src" "./img/myimage.webp"SetObjectAttribute "Image1" "src" "./img/myimage.webp"Click here for a sample animated .webp image.
Regards.
I didn't know about SetObjectAttributes. I thought "source" in Properties would be enough... But, yes, it does work now. If you don't see the animation in the user interface, the _Test folder also needs an identical img folder to test your images. Thanks!