08-20-2012, 11:46 AM
You can always set a maximum width and break to a new line when it is reached?
I do that with my FE:SD battle animations, when the line reaches 2032 pixels, it jumps to the next line. Of course you should use a larger maximum (like 10000 maybe) :P
Or break after X frames (you could even get X by dividing the number of frames of the animation by four, hoping all directions use the same amount of frames).
Mighty Jetters, how often do I have to tell you.
The File extension does not define the fily type. I suppose Minus added .bin so their file detection thingy can determine it should be a download-to-harddrive file instead of viewing it in the browser. Just get rid of the .bin, leave .png and open it in Photoshops, GIMP or IrfanView or whatever you have that takes large images.
I do that with my FE:SD battle animations, when the line reaches 2032 pixels, it jumps to the next line. Of course you should use a larger maximum (like 10000 maybe) :P
Or break after X frames (you could even get X by dividing the number of frames of the animation by four, hoping all directions use the same amount of frames).
Mighty Jetters, how often do I have to tell you.
The File extension does not define the fily type. I suppose Minus added .bin so their file detection thingy can determine it should be a download-to-harddrive file instead of viewing it in the browser. Just get rid of the .bin, leave .png and open it in Photoshops, GIMP or IrfanView or whatever you have that takes large images.