The video clip in this topic needs a delay showing the state after completion for at least a few seconds so the user can see what the command did. Right now it cycles to repeat immediately after the operation completes.
I think this is a browser / auto play problem. What’s the benefit of looping the video?
If a user wants to watch it again, press play…
I agree. The issue is that the final position of the objects is shown for just a few milliseconds. Extending the video would be one solution, so would removing the looping.
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Those videos were made around 2007 with swf (Flash) format. They were converted to mp4 in Rhino 5 because Windows stopped supporting Flash player for security issues. Some frames were dropped when converting swf to mp4.
I fixed the Orient3Pt topic with a new GIF image.
I’ll make those old mp4 videos stop at the end and not to auto-play. Thank you.
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Thanks for the info. I think GIF is a bit outdated and mp4 is overall more useful and has better color.
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Very nice! Thanks.
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The limitation of 256 colors for GIF is not obvious in most cases. Basically, everywhere accepting JPG accepts GIF. I can insert GIF to a Google DOC, but not MP4. I still use MP4 in help topics when the file size of GIF is too large like 2MB+. Thank you for your advice.
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