I try to explain it again. This is the input picture http://i.imgur.com/UQdIpTM.png , if i convert this picture directly into a gif i get this http://i.imgur.com/eL7PvWD.gif , because a gif can only have 256 colors (or 255 with a transparent one) so you get a loss of colors. Now if i take smaller tiles from the original picture and create a custom palette from for each tile i can get the original colors back 1:1 without any loss the current result of this is http://i.imgur.com/Gyjs3G4.gif
This is a animated picture where each frame is a 8x8 square and the previous frames are left as background. Now i want to do one of the following 2 things:
This is a animated picture where each frame is a 8x8 square and the previous frames are left as background. Now i want to do one of the following 2 things:
- Leave the current result gif as it is (http://i.imgur.com/Gyjs3G4.gif) and somehow make it stop repeating after the last frame is shown so that after it goes through all frames once it stops at the last frame and simply shows every frame(none of them actualy overlap and just have transparent parts where the other frames are). I dont know if this is possible.
- The second solution (which i know its possible but dont know how to do it or if magick supports it) is to take each frame of the current result gif(http://i.imgur.com/Gyjs3G4.gif) and save it in one frame as tiles where each tile still has its own color palette and is again a 1:1 copy of the original image.