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I only have an APNG editor firefox plugin, and it sucks. It can only load one image at a time, and you have to set the delay for each one individually.
There's a web-hosted tool for it on the APNG website, but the server doesn't accept large sequences.
There's also a windows app for TGA files to APNG, but it is for windows. So, any alternatives? A script, maybe?
EDIT: Argh, I so far have not received one response to anything anywhere on the forums. But for those interested, I found a command line script called Japng, which runs on javascript and can convert a series of images to an animated PNG file IF it's got a text file in the same directory stating the filenames. Such a file can be generated like so:
And that should generate a .txt file. then in terminal type this:
If you're using opera or firefox, you should be able to see this PNG animation:
Great to have anti-aliased alpha borders, because GIFs only support two alpha values, opaque or completely transparent.
There's a web-hosted tool for it on the APNG website, but the server doesn't accept large sequences.
There's also a windows app for TGA files to APNG, but it is for windows. So, any alternatives? A script, maybe?
EDIT: Argh, I so far have not received one response to anything anywhere on the forums. But for those interested, I found a command line script called Japng, which runs on javascript and can convert a series of images to an animated PNG file IF it's got a text file in the same directory stating the filenames. Such a file can be generated like so:
Code:
ls <directory with the files>/*.png > filesAnd that should generate a .txt file. then in terminal type this:
Code:
java -jar japng.jar -frames files -display <frame delay you want in milliseconds> -out <output filename>If you're using opera or firefox, you should be able to see this PNG animation:
Great to have anti-aliased alpha borders, because GIFs only support two alpha values, opaque or completely transparent.
