Among-Us-Dumpy-Gif-Maker
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Constant error 1x20
Doesnt matter what image i give it, this doesn't work. I can't try the bot as it's offline, but whenever i try to give it an image from the program nothing happens besides my fan spin faster for like 1 second, and if i try it from powershell this happens:
^ that says invalid parameter
i may be just dumb honestly, who knows
Please look at other closed issues before you make one of your own, as I have already answered this three times (#43, #42, #32). YOU NEED TO INSTALL IMAGEMAGICK ON WINDOWS! It says so right here under requirements! https://github.com/ThatOneCalculator/Among-Us-Dumpy-Gif-Maker#requirements
It is installed. also im new to github, i have no idea on how to see closed issues.
It is installed. also im new to github, i have no idea on how to see closed issues.
You have to make sure v6.9.x is installed. Also, I don't use Windows but something in PATH
might've overwritten the convert
command, as it's used by both ImageMagick and the Windows disk formatter program. I'd recommend running this under Linux regardless, as Windows kinda sucks. To see closed issues, go to the issues page and click on the "30 Closed"
oh, i couldn't really get the 6.9.x because the link you provided doesn't work for me, so i got the latest version. Also yeah, windows sucks, i agree, but the switch to linux is really hard for someone who plays a lot of anticheat games. But i am planning on switching to linux eventually
The link should work (I tested it on a Windows VM) but again, it might just be Windows being Windows. Anything above 6.9.x (like the latest versions, 7.x) will not work on Windows. They work fine on Mac & Linux, it's just a Windows issue. For now, you should be able to stick to the bot.
Apologies for resurrecting a closed issue, but this seems relevant to the previous conversation.
Regarding line 287 in sus.java, why can't this line be modified to runCmd("magick convert -delay ..."
so it can support ImageMagick 7 and fix this bug with Windows?
I'll do some testing with that. Good suggestion!