60 frames at 400x181 resolution: [1
<https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1_sXH68hMWBMzBGa2ZJbDFPZTA/view?usp=sharing>]
60 frames at 1362x617 resolution: [2
<https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1_sXH68hMWBc0tURDBWczJrNWM/view?usp=sharing>]
180 frames at 1362x617 resolution: [3
<https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1_sXH68hMWBbVBFZ1FCdzFBdk0/view?usp=sharing>]
I don't even know how to do indexing.
On 16/10/2014 1:11 AM, Brenton Horne wrote:
Thanks, the images came out perfectly, the only problem now is that
when I compile these pics into a single GIF utilizing GIMP I get a
significant image blur.
I customized the sizes of the PNG files produced (by adjusting sizeX &
Y) to 1362x617 (the size of my Jmol when it's maximized) and animated
them and got this [1 <http://i.imgur.com/r64a3sI.gifv>]. I realized,
that seeing how the GIF file was 7.6 MB (because of the size of the
frames and the number of them [180]) it might be simply because my PC
was overloaded by the shear size of the file, so I altered the number
of frames to 60 (whilst modifying the angle difference to 6 degrees)
and still got a significantly blurred GIF [2
<http://i.imgur.com/pkonsDx.gifv>]. I then, out of desperation resized
the files to 400x181 but even then the GIF was significantly blurred
[3 <http://i.imgur.com/JAYUjmK.gifv>].
I have been able to create animated GIFs with GIMP from Jmol PNGs that
had a size of 1362x617 and with 60 frames with no problem in the past
when the background was opaque, so I'm guessing it's something going
on with these transparent PNGs.
On 16/10/2014 12:22 AM, Rolf Huehne wrote:
On 10/15/2014 04:00 PM, Brenton Horne wrote:
No rotation occurred, when I placed it into the console, when I placed
it into the editor and pressed "Run" it just caused a blank line to be
written in the console. No rotation of the molecule occurred.
Then the extra linefeeds visible in your screenshot might be a problem.
I have attached the function now in a text file attached to this email.
Since you are working with the application you can save it into the
Jmol directory and easily execute it from your harddrive using the
'script' command, avoiding any copy/paste problems:
script "export_animation.txt"
I have added a print command to the function. So now for each image
that is written there should be written a message like this:
"Writing image file jmol_movie_001.png (1 of 180)..."
Regards,
Rolf
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