fuckin ffmpreg_gif_loopy.ps1 now proper

Windows-Scripts/ffmpreg_apng_loopy.ps1

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-param(
-    # powershell is factually gay idkl why its such a shit
-    [Parameter(Mandatory=$True, Position=0)]
-    [string]$Filename
-)
-# apng is far hjigher quality and also preserves transparancy :activated:
-ffmpeg -i "$Filename" -plays 0 -f apng  "$Filename.apng"

Windows-Scripts/ffmpreg_gif_loopy.ps1

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+param(
+    # powershell is factually gay idkl why its such a shit
+    [Parameter(Mandatory=$True, Position=0)] # deband the param, its in position 0 so ya canb just ffmpreg_gif_loopy filename.mp4 OR ffmpreg_gif_loopy -Filename filename.mp4
+    [string]$Filename # var for filename string
+)
+# apng is far hjigher quality and also preserves transparancy :activated:
+$noextpath = [System.IO.Path]::GetFileNameWithoutExtension($Filename) # get filename without extension
+$gifpath = "$noextpath`_MAXLOOP.gif" # add da .gif extension and MAXLOOP tag
+
+# ffmpeg
+## -i input file (mp4)
+## settings for -filter_complex purely vibe coded for max quality
+### split [a][b]: Splitting clones the video stream into two identical, simultaneous feeds. This lets you process the color palette and render the GIF all in one 
+### palettegen=stats_mode=single: This generates the highest quality 256-color palette based strictly on the exact colors present in your video. Changing the mode to single tells FFmpeg to optimize colors for moving objects across frames.
+### paletteuse=dither=bayer:bayer_scale=5: This dictates how colors are blended. Using a strict bayer dither with a scale of 5 keeps gradients incredibly clean and crisp, eliminating the ugly "cross-hatch" or "grainy" patterns typical of basic GIFs
+## -loop 0 maek da gif loop
+## outputfile (gif)
+ffmpeg -i "$Filename" -filter_complex "[0:v] split [a][b];[a] palettegen=stats_mode=single [p];[b][p] paletteuse=dither=bayer:bayer_scale=5" -loop 0 "$gifpath"