Handy tip: GIF custom sizes
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If you embed a GIF on Polycount, you can add a custom width parameter.
After embedding, edit the post and choose the "Toggle HTML view" button
, then change the <img> tag to include a width. 900 pixels is about the maximum width of posts.
For example the HTML for this GIF is (by default)
<img alt="" src="http s://us.v-cdn.net/5021068/uploads/editor/bi/qxk6fhu6vmaj.gif">
If I change the HTML to this
<img width="900" alt="" src="http s://us.v-cdn.net/5021068/uploads/editor/bi/qxk6fhu6vmaj.gif">
then I get this:
You can also make them smaller!
It's still a good idea to keep file sizes as small as possible. See Make Your Artwork Easy to View. But maybe this helps a little.
After embedding, edit the post and choose the "Toggle HTML view" button
, then change the <img> tag to include a width. 900 pixels is about the maximum width of posts.For example the HTML for this GIF is (by default)
<img alt="" src="http s://us.v-cdn.net/5021068/uploads/editor/bi/qxk6fhu6vmaj.gif">
If I change the HTML to this
<img width="900" alt="" src="http s://us.v-cdn.net/5021068/uploads/editor/bi/qxk6fhu6vmaj.gif">
then I get this:
You can also make them smaller!
It's still a good idea to keep file sizes as small as possible. See Make Your Artwork Easy to View. But maybe this helps a little.
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also do you know how to post GIF's on art station?. I cant seem to work it out
But for mine I used the paid version of Fraps (very good performance), plus Sony Vegas (ease of use), and GifMovieGear. All stuff I owned already.