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FANTAVISION ANIMATED GIF HOW TO
FANTAVISION ANIMATED GIF ARCHIVE

Yes, that's right, it's another contest for the creative types!įantavision was released for the Apple II, Apple IIɢs, Amiga, and DOS. The effect was called "tweening" and the program was known as Fantavision.

FANTAVISION ANIMATED GIF HOW TO

But instead of having to create the animation frame by frame or write a complex program using shape tables, you would draw some lines in a couple of different places and then the program would automatically figure out how to draw the line moving from one place to another. :-(Ī program that my sister and I used to really enjoy on our Apple IIɢs was one that would let you make animations. No winners because there were no entries. If you know more old software resources not listed, please share!

FANTAVISION ANIMATED GIF ARCHIVE

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