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Version 2.0, with a very different look. I also decided to name the application SPIN.
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This time, instead of viewing frames as a long line, you build the sheet in the GUI, previewing it as you go. The sheet consists of animations, and they in turn consist of frames.
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Animations can be dragged around with the box on the left. They will snap back, however, unless you have another animation to move them relative to each other.
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Like the old application, you can set the number of columns. However, this time it's animation specific, so you can make better use of the space.
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Another feature from the older version, now changed to be on an animation basis, rather than global, is the frame separation.
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Background colour is still a global option. You can set a background colour or remove it. If you have no background colour, though, some filetypes will export with a white background due to lack of alpha support.
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Here, we see a frame inside an animation is selected. Notice some different controls have been highlighted on the toolbar.
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Frames can be dragged around to rearrange them, as in the old version.
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Here we see a second animation, which has a whole separate panel for it.
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Here's something interesting. Frames can be dragged from one animation, and dropped into another. This will change which animation the frame belongs to.
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By selecting an animation, and hitting the preview button, you can preview an animation. You can look at it frame by frame, or set the FPS and watch it play.
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When saving these files, they use slightly different formats to the old version, though some of the old filetypes can still be opened.
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Lastly, these are the filetypes you can export your image as. Sorry, still no .gif.