Stabilize GIF and GIF emoji frame grids#63
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Detect imprecise frame grid boundaries via edge profiles instead of naive equal splits. Crop each cell to its content, scale all frames with a shared factor, and center them on the output canvas to stop jiggle. Co-authored-by: Anshu Chimala <achimala@gmail.com>
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Summary
GIF and GIF emoji frames were jiggling because the image model does not lay out sprite sheets on a perfectly even grid, and each frame was resized independently with
fit: "contain".This change stabilizes animation output in
processGifEmojiGrid(used by/gif,/gifemoji, and agent GIF generation).Changes
floor(width / gridSize)for every cell.Testing
pnpm lintpnpm build