How to use makecode to record the simulation running effect into gif animation

How to use makecode to record the simulation effect into gif animation, I believe that many inexperienced people are at a loss about this. Therefore, this paper summarizes the causes and solutions of the problem. Through this article, I hope you can solve this problem.

Fans who have used makecode will certainly like its simulation function, which allows us to intuitively understand the running effect of the program, find problems before downloading the program to microbit, and reduce debugging time.

Sometimes we write a very satisfactory program and want to share the results with other friends. In the past, we may use on-screen video recording software, or shoot directly with our mobile phone. Although this is also possible, but first, the effect may not be good enough, it is easy to include unnecessary content, and then the operation is more complex.

Now makecode has added the running effect video recording function, which can solve this problem conveniently. In addition to sharing the saved pictures, they can also be used to make courseware, instructions, etc.

First, we need to use Google or Google kernel browser (kernel version no less than 70) to open the makecode beta

Then enter the program editing interface, click the gear icon in the upper right corner, and open the software menu.

Click about at the bottom of the menu and the following information will be displayed. Press the experiment button again.

After entering, it will show a lot of experimental functions that are being tested. Check the Simulator Gif feature and make it enabled.

Return to the programming interface and start writing and debugging programs normally.

After the program has been written (it can run normally), click the share button at the top of the interface, and the following interface will appear (be careful not to click the publish project button).

The program simulation will be displayed on the left side of the interface. Click the dot button on the screen to start recording the gif animation of the simulation. Because the recording time is only about 3.5 seconds, so choose an appropriate time to record. After the recording is complete, the effect of gif will be displayed in the small window.

We can right-click on the gif animation, choose to save the picture, the saved picture can be used where needed.

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