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.gif that notneed , its not animated or something >and this
Here its code even u using again .gif <img src="img/x.gif" alt="smile"> Forum
Unreal Software Why Using .GIF (Message for DC)
Why Using .GIF (Message for DC)
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.gif that notneed , its not animated or something >and this
Here its code even u using again .gif <img src="img/x.gif" alt="smile"> Please ask someone else with better knowledge of the English language to post for you.
isn't animated yet it's in gif format.Edit : and nobody cares
also put it in relation to .png:
.png is interleaced and .gif too, the main difference is the filesize. .png > .gif
Yates: I'm disappointed in you, that was quite understandable.but perhaps because you're a native speaker, you understood it differently.
I noticed that non native speakers can understand a text with bad grammars better than native speakers because grammars don't make big difference to them, so they read it in a different way.
yeah i can go all kimkat on you if i want
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§3.1 - No posts which offend/provoke/insult (flame) XoOt has writtenbecause even if a .gif has a single picture to show it still has a better quality than .bmp
Very, very wrong. The BMP format usually stores data in 24-bit colour, uncompressed. Usually, GIF stores a table of 256 24-bit colours ( this is why you see banding artefacts on most GIFs ), then uses LZW compression on the 8-bit index data. It does not have better quality.
XoOt has writtenalso put it in relation to .png:
.png is interleaced and .gif too, the main difference is the filesize. .png > .gif
.png is interleaced and .gif too, the main difference is the filesize. .png > .gif
PNGs tend to be smaller than GIFs for diagrams and other pictures where there are large amount of a solid colour. Saying one is smaller than the other is a misconception as each have areas where they excel over the other.
Ahmad has writtenI noticed that non native speakers can understand a text with bad grammars better than native speakers because grammars don't make big difference to them, so they read it in a different way.
Now take a look at my last 20 posts and realise I understood all of the people asking for help. This was just blasphemy.
It's really just for this portion:
Everywhere else on the site is png.
Originally GIFs were (in the beginning of the internet) famous for two different features:
Transparent pixels (but only 100% transparent or 100% opaque, nothing inbetween) AnimationsI used gif for many forum images because of the transparency feature, not because of the animation feature. GIFs don't have to be animated. They can just have one single frame. That's totally okay und fully supported.
Nowadays you could also use PNG instead of GIF but it doesn't make much of a difference (in other words: There is not a single reason to convert my GIFs to PNG). PNGs and especially PNGs with alpha channel (transparent pixels) were not supported by all browsers a few years ago that's why I chose GIF over PNG (and of course also because some of the images are animated and need to be GIF anyway and it's simply more consistent to use one format instead of many different formats like
Apache uwu already pointed out).I used PNG for all the newer static images.
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