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Back in the DOS days I had (and a still do) a copy of a tool called 'Morph', it took two GIF images, and you placed marker points on the first image and then ag
by Jaruzel 4y ago
Back in the DOS days I had (and a still do) a copy of a tool called 'Morph', it took two GIF images, and you placed marker points on the first image and then again on the second, and it generated an MPEG2 file of the morphing.
Very impressive for the time.
- dr_dshiv 4y agoMid 90s, baby!
- Dwedit 4y agoI had the "DMORPH" program, which had you construct a grid, and it would generate separate image for every frame. Then you had to use "DTA" to turn it into a FLIC file. No MPEG here, no animated .gif here, you had FLIC as your animation format.
- Jaruzel 4y agoFLIC animation, now that is a blast from the past!