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>Maps render at a super high framerate You might want to use a nice HTML5 video instead of a .gif, then. It didn't make for a good first impression.
by bluthru 12y ago
>Maps render at a super high framerate
You might want to use a nice HTML5 video instead of a .gif, then. It didn't make for a good first impression.
- estebank 12y agoOr an actual map, scripted to move.
- mourner 12y agoSure. Oh but wait, there is an actual map there!
- pornel 12y agoI can halve the size of the GIF with a bit of lossy compression (https://pornel.net/lossygif https://pornel.net/lossygif http://compressor.io/compress http://compressor.io/compress), but a proper video codec or actual WebGL would be much better indeed.
- erichurkman 12y agoRunning the 5.2 MB .gif through Gfycat reduces the size to a 566kb .webm file, for example [1]. [1] http://www.gfycat.com/PartialBlissfulEarthworm# http://www.gfycat.com/PartialBlissfulEarthworm#