- Option + arrow keys to position precisely the frames
- Onion skin during frame positionning with the Option key
- Save Selection
- New stops the animation
- "create GIF" AppleScript command removed (use the object model instead)
- Minor cosmetic improvments
- Crashes when one drags too many frames fixed
- QuickTime movie conversion fixed (memory leak fixed, interruptible)
- Frames window automatic scrolling
- Explanation when ObjectSupportLib is not found
- Frame crop marks
- Transparency based on the first pixel wasn't always rendered correctly in the Animation window; fixed
- Error message for error -43 (file nor found)
- Memory leak when an error occured during the animation creation fixed
- Import Frame didn't display the imported frame; fixed
- No error message for corrupted TIFF file or unsupported TIFF feature; fixed
- The set data AppleEvent didn't work with boolean settings; fixed
- Animation size is frozen when a frame is dragged around
0.3.2 (4/30/96)
- All imported frames get their transparency, interframe delay and disposal method from the default settings, not only the first imported frame as before. When no frame is selected, the corresponding menu items are changed to reflect the fact that they correspond to the default values
- Frame size optimization
- PICT objects can be dragged into the Frames window from the Scrapbook or other applications
- Support for output depth of 3, 5, 6 and 7
- Fixed French dictionary (apostrophe removed)
- "White" transparency was set to the first color of the palette, which wasn't always white; fixed
- Disk-based frames were displayed in italic, not in roman; fixed
- Disk copies of frames weren't used to build animations; fixed
- When an error occured when importing a frame, the list of frames was left in an invalid state; fixed
- When new images were imported, frames were sometimes mixed; fixed
- When a QuickTime movie was opened from the Finder and saved as a GIF with Save, the QuickTime file was overwritten; fixed
- When a QuickTime movie was opened, the animation size wasn't reset to Minimum Size; fixed
- Copy HTML Image Tag now encodes characters outside the range 33-127 as %xx, where xx is their hexadecimal code
- Increased stack size on Mac 68k
- New kept the previous Image Size; fixed
- It's now possible to interrupt the loading and saving of animations with Command-.
- Check against out-of-bounds frames
- The system palette was used instead of the optimized one; fixed
- When an error occured during the loading of an animation, the Frames window wasn't always updated, leaving ghost frames; fixed
- Spinning cursor
- An extension block was written only when transparency or a non-null delay was specified, which resulted in lost disposal methods in some cases; now one is also written with non-unspecified disposal methods
0.3.1 (3/29/96)
- Save Palette
- Up, Down, Home and End to navigate in the frames
- Stack overflow fixed on Mac 68k
- "modified" property updated by the New command
- "set contents of..." fixed
- "make new frame with data {contents:someFile, ...} ..." fixed
0.3 (3/22/96)
- Double-click in the Frames window to change settings
- Support for limited number of loops
- "Special" Clear (Shift-Clear or Shift-Backspace) to delete the selected frames while preserving the timing
- Open; animations get GifBuilder's signature instead of clip2gif's (and thus get a new icon), so that a double-click open them in GifBuilder
- French AppleScript dictionnary (the very beginning of the French translation of my programs; shame on me for having waited sooo long (btw, mes amis francophones prÄfÅrent-ils des versions traduites ou des amÄliorations plus rapides? re->mailto:piguet@ia.epfl.ch))
- Copy HTML Image Tag
- Reload Frames in the File menu
- Watch cursor and highlight of the currently processed frame during animation building
- Checks the limit of number of frames (currently 256)
- Build replaced by Save and Save As
- The 'odoc' AppleEvent (i.e. a file dragged onto GifBuiler's icon in the Finder or the "open" AppleScript command) lets GifBuilder open an animation instead of adding a frame
- The animation size isn't saved in the preferences anymore, because it caused confusion
- The maximum number of frames now depends only on the available memory
- The "colors palette" argument has been replaced by a "color table" to be more consistent with the official registry (event code 'cplt' instead of 'cPlt')
- The delay dialog box displays the interframe delay of the selected frame(s)
- Cropping of the frames outside the animation bounding box fixed
- Display of the Y position in the position dialog when all the selected frames have the same value fixed
0.2 (2/6/96)
- Position of each frame
- Undo
- Photoshop-compatible color palette files
- Duplicate Selection
- Better frames window and minor fixes
- Minor menu fixes
- Sorting based on the Mac international utilities
- Some options are attached to individual frames; the global options (set when no frame is selected) are used only when the first frame is imported and when saving options
- Fixed "best" color palette; it's now based on all the frames
