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Hi there,

As Kronbits said, if you are working with a looping animation and want to reduce the resulting frame number, first hit "Loop Animation" then decrease the "Render FPS" option. By default it renders the animation at 60fps, so a 200 frames animation will output the same 200 frames, if you then reduce the render fps to 20 it will record only 1/3 of those frames, giving a result of 66 fames. You can get lower render fps by right clicking the box and manually setting a lower number.

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Ok, is more clear now. But i cannot obtain the desidered effect. In the "Sprite Render" window there is an animation but is not reproduced correctly. Also, when i press "Loop Animation" it set frames to 180, when i choose Render FPS 20 it out put 66-67 frames; but it seems not the correct effect. The 1/3 means it cuts the 2/3 frames? Or it make only the first 66 frames?

I wanna obtain an output of 12-15 frames, from the complete effect. Is doable?