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Currently, if a user export the results of a simulation as a gif animation according to the method described in the documentation, most likely the size of the file will be tens of MB, which is certainly too heavy to upload to any web page. Since it's quite common for a user to use the resulting animation on a website, can we provide a simple compression option in the ti gif command to help the user to reduce the size of the gif file?
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Currently, if a user export the results of a simulation as a gif animation according to the method described in the documentation, most likely the size of the file will be tens of MB, which is certainly too heavy to upload to any web page. Since it's quite common for a user to use the resulting animation on a website, can we provide a simple compression option in the
ti gif
command to help the user to reduce the size of the gif file?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: