How does the frame limit work?

[Frozenshadow]

I found a head, edited it, and made a gif for it and when i upload it, it gets denied for "too many frames, must be below 150 frames" or something like that. the gif is 2 eye blinks and the blinks are only on the idle and grab parts of the head. so i'm so confused how this is happening. there's a chance it's getting denied by an admin that hates me so she's denying it out of hatred but i doubt it. if someone could explain how the frame system works, that'd be nice.


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[iMagicBae]

Since gifs are just movement loops, as the movements are enlarged (e.g. 10-20 frames solely dedicated to blinking) the file gets heavier, thus it reaches a limit and it cant be uploaded. You are always encouraged to simplify your gifs. (JUST A THEORY, A GRAAL THEORY)

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[Grantman20]

Heads that's are over 150 ms are automatically disapproved by the system.

[Frozenshadow]

Since gifs are just movement loops, as the movements are enlarged (e.g. 10-20 frames solely dedicated to blinking) the file gets heavier, thus it reaches a limit and it cant be uploaded. You are always encouraged to simplify your gifs. (JUST A THEORY, A GRAAL THEORY)

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Mines only 8 layers in gimp though. And i've had heads accepted before which were 20+ layers.

Heads that's are over 150 ms are automatically disapproved by the system.

That's incorrect if we're thinking of the same thing. I set my blink idle on 4000 ms so it doesn't rapid fire blinking.




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[Josh Oligarch]

It's a glitch in the upload system. Happens to a lot of people. Whenever it happens to me, I just wait a few hours and then reupload. I wait another few hours if it doesn't work and then reupload the file again.

[Grantman20]

Mines only 8 layers in gimp though. And i've had heads accepted before which were 20+ layers.



That's incorrect if we're thinking of the same thing. I set my blink idle on 4000 ms so it doesn't rapid fire blinking.




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4000 ms is way over the limit lol

[Rima Wasabi]

Rule of thumb for me is to only add 100ms layers for animations and one layer on 4000ms for idle, also no more than 2 animations or 3 if one is small. I believe files with more than 130k bites get the same error message. Animations usually can be up to 21~ seconds.

When I get this message I usually delete layers that are not needed in an animations.

[Kendrick]

Fix the algorithm programmers!

[Zany]

Yea, trust me, it's not a staff doing it. The server does it.

In the past, it has lagged for me. I've had to do it manually when the server lags, and other times I won't even be able to see the custom it'll disapprove it so quickly. It's likely a glitch or lag though. It auto-denies anything that is 150ms or more, or detected as so.

[Frozenshadow]

Yea, trust me, it's not a staff doing it. The server does it.

In the past, it has lagged for me. I've had to do it manually when the server lags, and other times I won't even be able to see the custom it'll disapprove it so quickly. It's likely a glitch or lag though. It auto-denies anything that is 150ms or more, or detected as so.

sooooo... what do i do to get it uploaded? because i've uploaded heads with 20+ layers, and set some layers with 4000 ms. So i have no idea how i can get an acceptable, accepted...


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