Quote Originally Posted by atlanteay
wish they make a new picture format that has png quality and supports animation.
Actually I believe they are.

edit- From the png frequently asked questions at libpng.org

Q: Why doesn't PNG support animation?

A: The answer is either "it does" or "because it's a bad idea," depending on your perspective.

The animation-supporting version of PNG is called MNG, for Multiple-image Network Graphics. For most practical purposes, MNG is PNG, just with a different filename extension, a slightly different file signature, and the bare minimum of internal changes necessary to support animations (and other forms of multi-image files). It has exactly the same chunk structure as PNG and even shares most of the same chunks; the major difference is the addition of new chunk types to support features such as looping, clipping, and so on.
Anyways, I don't really know much else on it since I don't animate myself, but since you asked about animated PNG there you go.


Anyways I mostly agree that these things are a bit pointless in my mind(at least when you got such a small file size limit for the total sig like on this board). A full sig can tell much more then those can, and full sigs are(imo) funner to make .