2009-11-11 snapshot

[DJ99X]

For starters, 6 should be a 16

[Vellu]

+ shouldn't you have the picturenames running from crowd_0 to crowd_8 instead of [crowd_1:crowd_9]

[jlv]

It might be easier to read that way but the names don't matter. The only problem I see is the incorrect sequence length that DJ pointed out.

[ddmx]

That was the case, and now I have it sorted out. The animation looks great!

[dearnhardtfan7]

I hate to resurrect this post again but I need a little help. I am getting an error when loading my track, saying 'depth mismatch reading .seq'.

ANIM1 4 4 3840 1
1 2 3 4
PNG @oneontasx/ad1.png
PNG @oneontasx/ad2.png
PNG @oneontasx/ad3.png
PNG @oneontasx/ad4.png

I have 4 images at 128X128 each. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[DJ99X]

The image number starts from 0, not 1. So it should read

ANIM1 4 4 3840 1
0 1 2 3
PNG @oneontasx/ad1.png
PNG @oneontasx/ad2.png
PNG @oneontasx/ad3.png
PNG @oneontasx/ad4.png

[dearnhardtfan7]

Thanks DJ but it still gives me the same error. I saw where your water model used 32 slides at 32x32, so I tried using 4 slides at 4x4 each, and that didn't work either. I just don't know what the error means. I have made .seq images before and had them work, but I don't know what the difference is this time.

[DJ99X]

You got that spare line after the final line? Cos if you dont, it will be looking for 4 lines, but can only read 3, which could sorta make sense with the depth problem

[jlv]

That will happen when one frame has an alpha channel and another doesn't. Either flatten all of them or add alpha channels to all of them.

[dearnhardtfan7]

Thanks guys. The problem was that 3 of the images had alpha layers and 1 didn't. Thanks again.