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peroma Posted - 08/27/2003 : 07:31:11 AM
Hi all,

Origin has the nice possibility to make animated plots. I created such an animation and I'm now wondering, whether it is possible to save the animation. I want to show the animated plot without starting Origin.

Thanks
Peter
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rbessel Posted - 09/04/2003 : 6:21:29 PM
Hi,

Concerning Easwar's answer 2>, it is possible to do an automatic
export of a large number of graphs to JPG or BMP by incorporating the following objects:

Image.FileName$=myimage$(ii).JPG;
Image.Export.PagePixel( JPG, 640, 480, 24, 0 );

in a loop 'for (ii....etc
(see Labtalk Help on Objects for further info on Image.etc...
After this combine the files in animated gif

I'd like to know though how the animation in Origin itself works?

Thanks, Rut
easwar Posted - 08/27/2003 : 10:53:19 AM
Hi Peter,

We currently do not support exporting animated GIF, AVI files etc. You could try one of two things:
1> use an AVI capture program, while running Origin, to capture the animation.
2> export each frame of the animation (if not too many!) to GIF files and then combine them into an animated GIF using an external application.

Easwar
OriginLab.



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