Can't increase 'total' frames to 180 or 360 about omggif HOT 9 CLOSED

Can you attach an example (code and output)? I will have a look.

Thanks

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Of course - sorry about not attaching it originally: http://108.171.176.74/~rtilton1/thesis/360gifExport/

I'm console.logging the angle of my camera to make sure it's calling addFrame on each angle of the 360 rotation. The console output looks good, but at the end of the gif there's a little blip.

Thanks so much for looking into this!

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I haven't had a chance to look at it very closely yet, but I saw that in the end you're adding it to the page with a data uri. In general data URIs are meant to be short, any chance you're hitting a limit? (For example Chrome is 2M, see https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=44820)

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Just a quick look shows the output GIF is 2573669 bytes long, which ends up with a URI of 3431582 bytes. I'm not sure what Chrome will do but I think there is a really good chance it will get truncated...

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Very interesting and thanks for looking into it. I didn't think about that before, but it definitely seems like this could be the cause of the problem. Do you know of a way that I might be able to get around this? I don't necessarily need to add the gif to the page - I just need to download or save it in some fashion. Thanks again for all the support!

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I haven't tried... but maybe:

https://github.com/eligrey/FileSaver.js

It seems to use createObjectURL for a blob object...

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I've also just fixed a bug (see #5) that could have possibly been related, but I'm not sure it would have been the problem. Anyway, would be good to grab an updated copy anyway.

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This fixed it!!! Thanks so much!!!!

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Sooo.. this can be closed then, right?

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