You don't necessarily just 'click a button' and animate a GIF file. An animated GIF file is created from a series of pictures and the series is timed and sequenced to display one after the other.
Such as the one flag GIF I am placing here is made from a series of 8 images.
The images may be slightly different from one another, which may give an illusion of movement (depending upon the timing), or the images can be vastly different, and the series would just be various images.
Some people even make cartoons of these GIFs. There isn't necessarily a limit as to how many images can be used to assemble into an animated GIF, either. The 2nd GIF, that I am placing here, has 66 images within it.
The 3rd GIF I am placing here is just plain funny (8 images).
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Last edited by ChuckE : 21-Sep-2006 04:11 PM.
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