are there others? would it work with video from 3rd Strike? pic.twitter.com/ZVHtx0iX8Z

This is the best frame-interpolation video I've ever made. 3rd Strike has many frames, so even if frames are interpolated, they should look almost the same...maybe. twitter.com/kanoukyouko/st…

Ok, now do it with this one pic.twitter.com/sesXCoLyrB

no sir no thank you nope nope its already smooth enough thank you very much

It's too smooth. It's got that early-2000s motion-tweened flash look. Either draw in proper frames or don't bother. pic.twitter.com/BXjh1WRjx9

Don't get me wrong, it's neat tech, but it'll never replace a properly animated sprite.

I don't get why there are so many people complaining about it. The fact that a tool can do that even with artifacts is already really cool and interesting. It can help sprite-artists a lot to speed up + smooth out their animation work by having it as a base/reference point.

People are complaining because: A) Looks artificial as hell. B) It doesn't respect the original pixel size (or aspect ratio) of the original sprite. C) Smooth animation =/= good animation.

Impurities? pic.twitter.com/QKGrWiyFC9

I think that's twitter