AnimatorTool is a useful tool for tasks that require Frame display.
The author of the original animator realized "the tool that I wanted".
When creating an animation, when editing, when giving timing instructions, etc. When doing animation work you always need the unit "Frame".
But, depending on work, FPS (frame rate) is different, even if it is measured by stopwatch, it must be convert to FPS.
In such a case, this app will useful!
- Set up FPS
- record timing with stopwatch
Only do this, app will "display the frame, that recorded timing with the specified FPS"!
Also, after recording the timing, even if "it was not the intended FPS", we will recalculate the Frame to display by changing the FPS later.
* Restrictions on each function will release by in-app purchase.
"Stopwatch function" that can be displayed with Frame:
- Display frame, with elapsed time(from START to STOP).
- Display frame, with each SPLIT (elapsed time from START).
- Difference between SPLITs will indicated by Frame.
- When you tap each SPLIT, app will speak "Frame" in the language ,that you setted on iPhone.
- While the stopwatch is operating, stop iPhone sleep function(if you set sleep function).
- Stopwatch works for up to 10 minutes. After 10 minutes elapse, it stops automatically, and resumes sleep of iPhone (if you set sleep function).
You can choose various frame rates:
23.976 fps (24fps drop)
24 fps
25 fps
29.97 fps (30fps drop)
30 fps
48 fps
50 fps
59.97 fps (60fps drop)
60 fps
120 fps
- When you changed FPS, that will saved, and used when you restart app. It is not necessary to re-specify FPS many times.
* When you use DropFrame, it is actually dropped but it is different from time code notation (ex. 2 f deletion on every minute) because it is converted in elapsed seconds.
* If you want a new FPS, please request from the support page. I will cope as much as possible.
Possible to Integer display for Frame and seconds:
"Sec" and "frame" (exclusion "TIME") can be display as integers.
- Gear icon> Application setting - Display as integer