How do I slow this down

Slide · **Joined:** Dec 15, 2011 **Posts:** 129

GIMP Version: 2.6.11
Operating System: Windows
OS Version: Windows 7 Ultimate
GIMP Experience: Beginner Level

How do I slow this down?

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Graechan · **Posted:** Tue Dec 27, 2011 10:16 pm **(#2)**

I suggest using Script-Fu>anitools and change Frame delay to 100ms as the standard frame delay for apng images is 10ms you should find the script in GimpScripts animation-tools.scm

Slide · **Joined:** Dec 15, 2011 **Posts:** 129

Thanks Graechan...
Will give them a go.

Rod · **Joined:** May 16, 2010 **Posts:** 16061

Yes just change the time delay to 300 ms per frame this makes the frame stay open 3/10ths of a second i believe.
The higher this setting the longer the frame stays open hence the slower the animation.
You can do this in the save as animation dialog for GIF's, not sure about PNG animations.Saulgoode has a nice animation settings script for this also.

Slide · **Joined:** Dec 15, 2011 **Posts:** 129

Thanks Rod.

Slide · **Joined:** Dec 15, 2011 **Posts:** 129

Graechan wrote:

I suggest using Script-Fu>anitools and change Frame delay to 100ms as the standard frame delay for apng images is 10ms you should find the script in GimpScripts animation-tools.scm

Wow. That did the trick.

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Graechan · **Posted:** Wed Dec 28, 2011 12:12 am **(#7)**

Rod's sugestion of animation settings will also allow you to set mode i.e combine or replace, this is important if your layers have transparencies.

Slide · **Joined:** Dec 15, 2011 **Posts:** 129

Graechan wrote:

Rod's suggestion of animation settings will also allow you to set mode i.e combine or replace, this is important if your layers have transparencies.

But I can't find where Rob is talking about.

Slide · **Joined:** Dec 15, 2011 **Posts:** 129

Rod wrote:

Yes just change the time delay to 300 ms per frame this makes the frame stay open 3/10ths of a second i believe.
The higher this setting the longer the frame stays open hence the slower the animation.
You can do this in the save as animation dialog for GIF's, not sure about PNG animations.Saulgoode has a nice animation settings script for this also.

Sorry Rob, but where do I look to do this?
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molly · **Joined:** Apr 07, 2010 **Posts:** 14182

Slide you go to animations and to down to settings and semi flatten, or settings.

Slide · **Joined:** Dec 15, 2011 **Posts:** 129

molly wrote:

Slide you go to animations and to down to settings and semi flatten, or settings.

Click here > This is what I'm looking at.
Where do I go?
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molly · **Joined:** Apr 07, 2010 **Posts:** 14182

Slide,
Just add this fp_anim-settings-semiflatten.scm to your
C:\Users\Your name\.gimp-2.0\scripts, then you will find them under animation.

then: Filters > Script-Fu > refresh scripts if your gimp is already open

Slide · **Joined:** Dec 15, 2011 **Posts:** 129

Thank you Molly! Got it.