Exporting GIF Animations in JMP

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Exporting GIF Animations in JMP

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JMP has supported the reading and writing of images for some time; it now supports images with multiple frames such as animated GIFs. In this episode of Have You Tried, JMP’s Ryan DeWitt demonstrates how to record and save a bubble plot GIF animation using the flu sample data in JMP for Windows without JMP Scripting Language (JSL).