Re: [Jmol-users] Capture inter-frame delay

[Eric M. <em...@mi...>]

Yes, I can adjust the frame rate with spinfps.
But the GIF file that is written unconditionally has a constant 0.1 sec 
delay between frames.

Here are some results:

# rotating 360 degrees in 2 sec gives only 60 frames
# with default spinfps 30 (frames per second).
# 4 sec gives 120 frames with spinfps 30.
# 4 sec gives 200 frames with spinfps 50.
# FPS SEC FRAMES SEC-PER-GIF-TURN
# 30  5   150    15
# 10  5   50     5
# 10  20  200    20
# 5   40  200    20

set spinfps 30
set antialiasdisplay true

capture "rotate_capture.gif" loop
set waitformoveto true

rotate -360 5 branch {c9} {c8}

set waitformoveto true
capture end

On 11/22/15 6:12 PM, Robert Hanson wrote:
> Eric, doesn't this work?
>
> /Capture to an animated GIF file. By default, capturing will continue 
> until the CAPTURE END command is issued. If the LOOP keyword is not 
> given (see below), then whether the animation loops or not depends 
> upon the value of animation mode 
> <http://chemapps.stolaf.edu/jmol/docs/index.htm?ver=14.4#animation>: 
> PALINDROME or LOOP results in a looping GIF (no distinction, as there 
> is no PALINDROME option in GIF animation) or ONCE (no looping).*Frame 
> rate is determined by animation fps 
> <http://chemapps.stolaf.edu/jmol/docs/index.htm?ver=14.4#animation>, 
> which has a maximum of 50 frames per second.
>
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