I’d like to export my animation and eventually make it into a mp4-file for me to put into my editing software, but .gif doesn’t work this time around since my frame-durations are 64 milliseconds for them all and .gif only does multiples of 10 milliseconds.
I don’t know what to do.
Hi @Narog_Nossrep, would you mind to give a try to the .webp format? Probably you can export as webp and then convert to mp4.
if you plan to use video editing software, then it’s better to export the animation as a sequence of pngs and set the framerate there.
speaking of framerate: 64ms is a bit weird number, i’m not sure mp4 supports 15.625 fps. if your target framerate is doubles at 30fps (effectively 15 fps), than that’s 66.6…ms. but don’t worry about that, that’s close enough.