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Add GIF speed selector #743
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I would like to attempt this one. |
@jywarren thoughts please. |
would be great to think about refactoring this into a module -- it could
accept a parameter for speed.
We may want to start thinking about a type of module that is an "export
module" which produces an output which is not assumed to be chainable.
Like, a GIF maybe could be chained but it raises some questions... but say,
modules to export to PDF, or SVG, or perhaps to display an interactive
graph... these aren't super common, but they do break the rule that modules
should return a data-url raster image. But they still might benefit from
standardization as a kind of module, you know? For example, accepting input
parameters as in this case.
What do you think? What if we tried refactoring the GIF code to be a kind
of "export module" - a module which terminates the sequence? Then sort of
learn from the experience to think about a standard type of "export module"?
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I think this can be great to implement. We can also accept some options like pdf, svg, GIF and others which we can provide in a drop-down(lets say) and then terminate the sequence accordingly providing that ouput as a part of export module or export sequence module.@jywarren |
This is interesting, I wanna work on it! |
Please describe the problem (or idea)
I looked through some open issues and I couldn't find one that deals with this feature. I think it would be an interesting improvement if the user could choose how many milliseconds per frame the sequence should have. Depending on what you want to show, it might be very interesting to have the ability to change the speed of the whole animation. I still didn't investigate how this could be done tho.
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