Am 15.10.14 06:45, schrieb Robert Hanson: > http://chemapps.stolaf.edu/jmol/zip/jmol-14.3.8_2014.10.14.zip > > Jmol.___JmolVersion="14.3.8_2014.10.14" > > new feature: transparent GIF using WRITE GIFT "xxx.gif" > new feature: GIF images use floyd steinberg dithering to approximate > full palette. > new feature: CAPTURE "file.gif" 10 transparent > - or CAPTURE "file.gift" -- "gift" automatically changed to "gif" > > Thanks, Rolf. I never guessed that dithering would be so capable of > getting around the 256-color problem. > > And now I have a killer web page that lets me play in real time with > images from my web cam! -- > http://chemapps.stolaf.edu/jmol/test/dither.htm -- which I adapted to > test the 216-color dither I implemented. Click on Go webcam to see my > solution. > Why did you reduce to 216 colors? I thought since graphical user interfaces don't use color palettes any more it dosen't make any sense not to use the full 256 colors (or 255 plus transparency) in GIFs.
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