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Toks said:
Would be simpler to incorporate my script into Danbooru so we don't have to reinvent the wheel with the "write a server application" thing.
Writing a server app was a joke, of course, even though it might work. But we've come full circle now :3
Type-kun said:
Writing a server app was a joke, of course, even though it might work.
...I hate it when "that was a joke" ends up being "what the hell, I can write it". Why did I even do this.
https://gist.github.com/Type-kun/a0e096d6b6480611d15c
Usage: ruby pixanim_srv.rb <port>
To queue images to process access http://localhost:<port>/pixanim?ID=<id>&method=<method> using your web browser
I assume that you can write a bookmarklet to redirect you at specified address. It should take about 3 lines of code IIRC.
Use at your own risk. Or rather, please don't use this at all, it's so terrible ._.
have anybody try this?
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ugoira2gif/ionmgpeclkmpjkmfejilaihdegkjehfj
seem provide quick button tthat allow you to grab picture file easily.
I haven't try the gif bit. seem bit too slow
wrr said:
have anybody try this?
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ugoira2gif/ionmgpeclkmpjkmfejilaihdegkjehfj
seem provide quick button tthat allow you to grab picture file easily.
I haven't try the gif bit. seem bit too slow
Doesn't work correctly. It assumes the delays for all frames are always 100ms, completely ignoring the delays set by the artist.
Toks' script works fine... but you gotta install ruby and then you gotta install the rmagick "library" for ruby, and installing rmagick on windows is suffering, as he said. Also it's a command script so you'll be copying post numbers in cmd instead of having a conviniet addon. But it does work. And I'm using it. It's worth mentioning that I'm also a commoner - I had never touched ruby before that
The perl one posted here almost had it right, but had some bugs. I cleaned it up and added a few things (not having to redownload the zip, setting a bitrate for webms so they look better) and it's here, the same instructions apply:
wrr said:
I see
I suspect you stuff still Work in Progress. or is it ready for commoner like me to use?
My script works and you can use it, but getting it installed initially will be time-consuming and confusing. Type-kun's guide should help though.
If you don't want to do it you can wait until Danbooru itself can convert these.
bobjoephil said:
The perl one posted here almost had it right, but had some bugs. I cleaned it up and added a few things (not having to redownload the zip, setting a bitrate for webms so they look better) and it's here, the same instructions apply:
That script still has most of the bugs I mentioned earlier: forum #98254
Or you can just use my userscript that places the download link to the description of Ugoira post on pixiv.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/74005421/Pixiv-Ugoira-Downloader.user.js
No need to mess with bookmarklets.
algerd said:
Or you can just use my userscript that places the download link to the description of Ugoira post on pixiv.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/74005421/Pixiv-Ugoira-Downloader.user.js
No need to mess with bookmarklets.
Except it downloads the sample 600x600 version instead of the full sized version.
And on some posts like pixiv #44379434 the "DOWNLOAD ZIP" link doesn't appear at all.
Well, we don't really have much anyway. I mean, aside from the bookmarklet that lets you do it manually on first page, the only other thing without serious bugs is Toks' script, the getting to run of which would have you read the whole topic anyway (or at least the parts where rmagick is mentioned). What is more, I think we agreed that webm is the best for ugoira and that's not even yet uploadable to begin with. The best advice we can put in the wiki for now is "wait for webm support"
You can use
javascript:var%20str%20=%20"";var%20frames%20=%20pixiv.context.ugokuIllustFullscreenData.frames;for%20(var%20i%20=%200;%20i%20<%20frames.length;%20i++)%20{str%20+=%20frames.file%20+%20":%20"%20+%20frames.delay%20+%20"\n";}alert(str);%20window.location%20=%20pixiv.context.ugokuIllustFullscreenData.src;for a list of delays + download. If you don't want to do it manually, there's Toks' script which automatically downloads and converts to gif, apng or webm. However, you'd need to install ruby and get rmagick to run on it, and that's far from trivial. If you're gonna download ugoira often though, I recommend Tok's script - once done with rmagick it's the quickest
wrr said:
so I decide to install the ruby and rmagick thing. yet I am still dont know how to use it. I am completely beginner in script thing. so I need guide of it.
sorry if I ask a lot
Do you know how to open and work with windows command window (cmd.exe)? You'll need that knowledge both to install ruby and to run the script. I'm going to assume you do.
Save the Toks' script somewhere on your hard drive as "pixanim.rb", then open cmd.exe, issue "cd" command to the directory where you saved it, then run it with "ruby pixanim.rb <Pixiv_image_id> <output_format(gif|apng|webm)>", replacing things in <> accordingly.
Also, not to offend you, but I think it's going to be hard to install the prerequisite software for the script if you have trouble running it...
actually I think I got the installation correct. I pretty much follow the instruction. (althought I use 32bit eventhought I m using 64bit computer. but when I try 64 bit version. it simply not working)
but know I get this problem. I save my pixanim.rb on local disk
c:\>ruby pixanim.rb <44579303> <webm>
< was unexpected at this time.
