05-23-2021, 06:10 PM
And in the end I declined for ... none of the above, hehe. In the end I found a way to keep the color palette clean without having to use another more complex program (for me).
I had not realized that in the microsoft gif animator program there was an option that says "import dither method", if here I change the value from "random" to "solid" it stops showing dots of another color in the gif.
If I add the use of the "optimal palette" to the above, the gif will no longer have that defect, although it does not have the same colors, but the color difference is practically imperceptible. Here is an example with the NES palette.
DogToon64, I appreciate that you helped me, but I found a good solution according to my abilities, thank you.
I had not realized that in the microsoft gif animator program there was an option that says "import dither method", if here I change the value from "random" to "solid" it stops showing dots of another color in the gif.
If I add the use of the "optimal palette" to the above, the gif will no longer have that defect, although it does not have the same colors, but the color difference is practically imperceptible. Here is an example with the NES palette.
DogToon64, I appreciate that you helped me, but I found a good solution according to my abilities, thank you.