I suspect it may have something to do with the size of the output file?
First, because the same thing happens even when I separately enable spin and then use the simple CAPTURE "[filename]" command, and secondly because I noticed that the distance it gets around the rotation before automatically stopping seems to be dependent on the frame-rate of the animation, e.g. if I set fps = 1 it gets nearly all the way around, whereas if I set fps = 50 it gets less than halfway round.



On 06-Oct-14 02:05, Robert Hanson wrote:
There is clearly a bug there.

On Sun, Oct 5, 2014 at 3:47 AM, Samuel Dodd <samdod...@hotmail.com <mailto:samdod...@hotmail.com>> wrote:







    Hi,



    I'm trying to capture a GIF animation of a 360-degree rotation of a
    molecule so that it will loop smoothly when played back. To do this,
    I've been using the following command in the script console:



    capture
    "[filename]" spin



    When I do this, it begins the capture properly, but stops after
    roughly 3/4 of a revolution, so that the finished animation, rather
    than a smooth complete loop, gets to more or less 270 degrees and
    then jumps to the starting point again. I've tried specifying the
    degree of rotation, e.g.:



    capture
    "[filename]" spin y 360



    However, this gives me the exact same result. I've even tried
    specifying more that 360 degrees to see if there's an error in the
    way the program counts the degrees of the rotation, but it seems
    incapable of going beyond that same fixed point. Is this a known
    bug? If so, is there any way to work around it?



    Thank you all




    
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