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Is there a method in the API to convert all the frames to unoptimized frames so it is easier to edit them and not deal with strange animation sequence artifacts?
e.g. A method in which ALL (excluding the first) frames are converted full width/height dimensions and contain duplicate pixel RGBA values for any preceding layer where otherwise it may have been transparent with a combined disposal method, to be changed to replace disposal method, etc.
Is there a method in the API to convert all the frames to unoptimized frames so it is easier to edit them and not deal with strange animation sequence artifacts?
e.g. A method in which ALL (excluding the first) frames are converted full width/height dimensions and contain duplicate pixel RGBA values for any preceding layer where otherwise it may have been transparent with a combined disposal method, to be changed to replace disposal method, etc.
For example see: https://graphicdesign.stackexchange.com/questions/55311/how-can-i-modify-a-gif-that-uses-cumulative-layers
Also see: https://www.npmjs.com/package/imagemin-giflossy
unoptimize
Unoptimize GIF animations into an easy-to-edit form.
e.g.:
edit/update: As a technicality, it is possible to create GIF images where the first frame/layer is not the full dimensions of the image.
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