animated has too few big pixel

[mira-roza]

hello,
i've download the release and run the install.sh and i have this. I use kitty.

and i've this problem too

can you help me to correct these problems?
I know it's like a repost of #7 but it didn't solved my problem

[mira-roza]

parse error: Invalid numeric literal at line 1, column 4
convert: unable to open image 'pickachu+male-big.png': No such file or directory @ error/blob.c/OpenBlob/3570.
convert: no images defined `/home/roza/.cache/pokeshell/not-shiny:pickachu+male-big.png' @ error/convert.c/ConvertImageCommand/3342.
convert: unable to open image 'pickachu+male-big.png': No such file or directory @ error/blob.c/OpenBlob/3570.
convert: no images defined `/home/roza/.cache/pokeshell/not-shiny:pickachu+male-big.pngp' @ error/convert.c/ConvertImageCommand/3342.
chafa: Failed to open '/home/roza/.cache/pokeshell/not-shiny:pickachu+male-big.pngp': No such file or directory```

[acxz]

Okay everyone so here's the thing.

pokeshell uses a set of bash functions called imageshell. Now imageshell in the past used the terminal image viewer timg for displaying. timg is really cool, but one thing it lacks is the support for various unicode symbols. This means that when you specify a bunch of pokemon to display that can't fit normally fit in the terminal window, it will resize and to do a best fit of the image in terms of just quarter blocks. timg is also slightly heavier and slower to use.

at some point I decided to move to chafa so that the resize output based on the terminal size looks better (i.e. chafa has support for more unicode symbols and will be a better fit of the original image)
that's great, but chafa has a couple features (or wip features) that timg does not. One big one for our use case, is the pixel perfect display (hpjansson/chafa#70).

Another one that affects the animation is not respecting transparency in gifs for kitty: hpjansson/chafa#111. Because of this, I decided to disable sixel support and force only unicode symbol support for the gifs.

Due to all the issue open about this throughout the years, I'm considering having a flag for using both timg and chafa and based on a user's preference let them pick. This will allow everyone to get what they want based on their needs (i.e. timg for pixel perfect images and sixel gifs, chafa for better resizing output and unicode based gifs)

[hpjansson]

I've implemented FG/BG color probing on Chafa master. I've yet to add the auto arg for --fg and --bg, but it'll be the default, so you probably won't need it here. It'll be in the 1.16 release (very soon now). Let me know if you find any issues with it!

[hpjansson]

Probing has been implemented in 1.16.0. It's auto by default, and can be forced on or off with --probe [auto|on|off]. When probing happens, the FG and BG colors will be set to the terminal's defaults, so there's no need for any additional flags. Although I may add --fg auto and --bg auto later for completeness, in case you have an alias that's setting it manually and you want to revert to auto further into the command line (i.e. something like chafa --bg white --bg auto foo bar).