Thevenin

[ante1]

Hi All,

Amazing things you can do with an animated gif don’t you think?  ;D
Sorry about the archiving but the file was to big to post (I tried several times) even though it is much smaller than the “allowed” 10000 kb!  >

Thevenin.rar

 

[Alun]

Perhapps the limit for pictures is smaller, imagin how annoying it'd be it someone posted a very large 8MB .png and you were on dialup.

Nice gif by the way, I can just about remember Tevenin's therom from college. There's nothing new as far as the animation is concerned other than I've never seen one as big as this, anyway it'd be better if it were a Macromedia Shokwave flash.

 

[ante1]

Hi Alun,

You might convert it so we can see the difference in size, crunched with winrar it’s not that big. ;D

 

[Alun]

If this were done in Macro media it'd be using vector graphics which are scalable like the .sgv, wmf or .emf formats clipart comes in, .gif are a raster or bit mapped format so I don't think we'd see any improvement on quality or space, I think winrar is probably the best solution to this one.

I'm very suprised you've managed to compress it so well because gifs are already compresed they don't shrink much when compresed with winrar, often they get bigger.

 

[ante1]

Hi Alun,

Winrar can be set to “best” which means harder compression. Gifs are compact as is but animated once are not very compact at least not this one.
Let’s see what you can do with it! 

 

[MP1]

Nice animation. Kind of like a mini power point....only problem I had was the speed of the animation. On my computer, the words were flashing to the screen faster than I could read them. I wonder if there is a way to set the delay  based on the processor speed.
Were you going to give a short tutorial how to make one of these or was it posted for the benefit of having the theorem?

MP

 

[Alun]

Have you tried viewing it with anything other than Microsoft Internet Explorer?

Try using another proper picture viewer like the one that comes with Windows or MS office, failing that try Firefox (oh sorry you hat FireFox) try Opera then. ;D

 

[Alun]

Have you tried viewing it with anything other than Microsoft Internet Explorer?

Try using another proper picture viewer like the one that comes with Windows or MS office, failing that try Firefox (oh sorry you hate FireFox) try Opera then. ;D

 

[ante1]

Hi MP,

You might be the lucky owner of a fast computer or you are a very slow reader. ;D Just kidding, it might have to do with which software you are using to run it. I posted it mainly for the theorem.


Alun,

I am still waiting for the small Macromedia version!