What is your plan to store all the image data in memory?
I have no idea. Is it not possible to store 84 bitmap images on a nano every?
You have 48K bytes in the Nano Every. Divide that by the number of bytes in a bitmap image to estimate how many uncompressed images can be stored, leaving no room for your program.
Theres a point in the gif where its a static image for majority of the time. i can prob whittle it down significantly
Great learning project!
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At the beginning, the image blooms. One image can be the small sized bloom, the second image can be the larger bloom, then re-use the smaller image for a decreasing bloom. Same with the line-through-dot... reuse one image, chopping the ends off the image. The effect will be a "flip book" that we all drew in our chemistry class study book.
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Im sure youve explained it well, i kinda get the idea.
I used PhotoPea.com and chopped a couple gifs down to size...
At PhotoPea you can save individual frames... and slow the effects down
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