Hi,
After googling and watching the ML archives, I was looking for a
documentation of the XCF file format.
I begun an XCF loader (for a later use in mplayer), but I lack clear
docs, as source code is a bit rusty to read like that :)
So if someone has this ...
Thanks a lot
--
Jean-Yves
On Mon, 3 Feb 2003, Tino Schwarze wrote:
There is no such thing as an xcf animation file... If you're talking
about that animation support involving multiple files, you can simply
batch convert them to PNG using Image/Video/Frames Convert and
then probably encode them to anything you want.
Marco Wessel wrote:
I think he might mean multi-layered XCF files. Like how we represent
multi-frame GIFs.
exactly.
How can the xcf file format so close to gimp's code ? I mean, there are
layers, layers are a bunch of parameters, and a data field, where pixels
are stored, no ?
If you're
Hi,
Jean-Yves Lamoureux [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
How can the xcf file format so close to gimp's code ? I mean, there
are layers, layers are a bunch of parameters, and a data field,
where pixels are stored, no ?
the pixel data is layed out to match GIMP's internal representation.
The idea
At 6:24 PM +0100 2/3/03, Tino Schwarze wrote:
BTW: There was some effort to add XCF support
to ImageMagick a while ago (probably Sven meant that thread).
XCF reading support has been implemented and working in
ImageMagick for a while now. It doesn't get 100% of all features,
but it gets
