Asked for 10 frames, only got 2

[jimsabo]

Here's my global config:

{
  "totalSupply": 1,
  "height": 2160,
  "width": 2160,
  "framesPerSecond": 30,
  "numberOfFrames": 10,
  "saveIndividualFrames": false,
  "description": "Your description here",
  "baseUri": "ipfs://NewUriToReplace",
  "startIndex": 0,
  "quality": 100,
  "layersFolder": "240KTest2K",
  "gifTool": "gifski",
  "mp4Tool": "ffmpeg",
  "outputType": "gif",
  "loopGif": true,
  "numLoopMP4": 0,
  "debug": false,
  "useBatches": true,
  "numFramesPerBatch": 10,
  "useMultiprocessing": false,
  "processorCount": 23,
  "useFileNumbering": true,
  "enableAudio": false
}

I have 1 GIF layer, and have confirmed that there are 10 PNGs in each folder.

When I look in step1_layers_to_spritesheet\output, I see that all the files have 10 "frames" in them.

The PNG in step2_spritesheet_to_generative_sheet\output\images similarly has 10 "frames."

But when the program runs, it's grabbing the second and third frames and putting them into the final GIF.

What am I doing wrong?

[jalagar]

Are you running make all_batch I see you're using batching so you may have to run make all_batch instead. Let me know

[jimsabo]

Turns out it was user error-- my animation frames were highly repetitive. Whatever makes the GIF was smart enough to figure out that the first two frames were identical, the last 8 frames were identical, and instead of putting in 10 frames, put in 2 frames with differing periods of time. When I switched to making every frame unique, I got ten frames.

[jalagar]

Ah yea I believe https://gif.ski/ does some optimization under the hood ImageOptim/gifski#245 I wonder if they merged their newest versions (doesn't look like it). Anyways glad it worked