getChibiFrames v0.4.2-beta

This version fixes issues with cropping and fixes the PNG8 output.

Place the spine files in the same folder as the jar file.
Open a terminal and execute: java -jar GFL-getChibiFrames-v0.4.2.jar -framerate 30 -format GIF
An empty window will be opened, don't close it.
The animations will be extracted in a subfolder named "_out"

The program accepts the following parameters:
-framerate NUM where NUM is the number of frames per second
-format NAME where NAME is the output format which can be PNG, PNG8 or GIF.

getChibiFrames v0.3.0-alpha

Place the spine files in the same folder as the jar file.
Open a terminal and execute: java -jar GFL-getChibiFrames-v0.3.0.jar
An empty black window will be opened, don't close it.
The frames will be created in a subfolder named "_out"

You can now pass the following parameters to the program:
-framerate NUM where NUM is the number of frames per second
-format NAME where NAME is the output format which can be PNG, PNG8 or GIF.

Example: java -jar GFL-getChibiFrames-v0.3.0.jar -framerate 30 -format PNG

getChibiFrames v0.2.0-alpha

Place the spine files in the same folder as the jar file.
Open a terminal and execute: java -jar GFL-getChibiFrames-v0.2.0.jar
An empty black window will be opened, don't close it.
The frames will be created in a subfolder named "_out"

getChibiFrames v0.1.0-alpha

Place the spine files in the same folder as the jar file.
Open a terminal and execute: java -jar GFL-getChibiFrames-v0.1.0.jar
An empty black window will be opened, don't close it.
The frames will be created in a subfolder named "_out"