Higher Frames Per Second
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[[File:StrongBadMakeout.gif|thumb|First-basin' it with a piece of loose-leaf at 24 frames per second!]] | [[File:StrongBadMakeout.gif|thumb|First-basin' it with a piece of loose-leaf at 24 frames per second!]] | ||
| - | Most animations on [[homestarrunner.com]] run at 12 frames per second ( | + | Most animations on [[homestarrunner.com]] run at 12 frames per second (FPS). However, '''some animations run at a higher [[Wikipedia:Frame rate|frame rate]]''' for various reasons. |
== Appearances == | == Appearances == | ||
Current revision as of 09:55, 10 July 2025
Most animations on homestarrunner.com run at 12 frames per second (FPS). However, some animations run at a higher frame rate for various reasons.
[edit] Appearances
- Kick The Cheat
- strongbad_email.exe and Everything Else — The FBI warnings at the beginning of the DVDs (except for strongbad_email.exe Disc Five) have a smoother frame rate due to the constantly shifting colors.
- Teen Girl Squad Issue 10 — Done to enhance the appearance of a three-dimensional sequence.
- 500 The Cheats — To fit 500 drawings of The Cheat in the thirty-second short.
- Punkin Stencils (2007 update) — In order for the conveyor belt to move smoothly.
- SBCG4AP Advertisement — Due to the use of a 24 FPS embedded video, the animated portion was done at 24 FPS.
- Main Page 25 — Done to make the puppets move more life-like.
- Dangeresque: Puppet Squad — The original Flash pop-up caused audio and video synchronization issues on the Main Pages and TV Time Toons Menu.
- Comic Book Movie — The scene with The Cheat in 3D has higher FPS.
- Strong Bad Classics! — Although it appears 12 FPS, the page turns are 24 FPS.
[edit] See Also
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