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haesleinhuepf opened this issue Jan 26, 2025 · 1 comment
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Question #123

haesleinhuepf opened this issue Jan 26, 2025 · 1 comment

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How can I use stackview to view an animation?

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You can use stackview to view an animation by utilizing the stackview.animate() function. Here's a simple example:

import stackview

# Assuming your animation data is stored in a variable called image
stackview.animate(image)

This will display the animation or timelapse data stored in image. If you also want to save the animation as a GIF, you can specify a filename and frame delay as follows:

stackview.animate(image, filename="output.gif", frame_delay_ms=100)

This will save the animation to a file named "output.gif" with a frame delay of 100 milliseconds.

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