Added after effects switcher

.gitignore

@@ -27,4 +27,8 @@ build/
 .vscode/
 
 
-output/
+output/
+
+
+#After Effects
+resolution_switcher_AME/

devnotes.md

@@ -1,3 +1,7 @@
+# KNOWN BUGS
+- Memory leak when drawing image. Seems to not free up memory after each frame.
+
+
 # BLOG:
 March 01 2024:
 Mishima took 3051757667834%  (half an hour)
@@ -23,4 +27,8 @@ March 08 2024:
 Dogfodding the app with my own video.
     It feels like compositing the sprites on with alpha only sometimes creates compelling results.
     I'm getting the handle on what kind of images look and feel best
-Introduced some restrictions on the goroutines (from copilot). I need to brush up on the logic with these, but the purpose is to keep the program for crashing with the new batch feature. Currently it doesn't seem to restrict performance: generating video took 0 hours 1 minutes 34 seconds with this new 10 core restriction.
+Introduced some restrictions on the goroutines (from copilot). I need to brush up on the logic with these, but the purpose is to keep the program for crashing with the new batch feature. Currently it doesn't seem to restrict performance: generating video took 0 hours 1 minutes 34 seconds with this new 10 core restriction.
+
+March 11 2024:
+    Was pretty tired on friday so made some less than stellar decisions with the batch processing. Refactored today and it's much better.
+    However, there seems to be a memory leak (or something) that causes the program to crash after processing many sprites, especially at a higher "reslolution" (meaning, confusingly, a lower sprite resolution, thus more sprites per image)

src/main/main.go

@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ func main() {
 			false,
 		)
 	case "batchRes":
-		batchResIndices := []int{0, 2, 6}
+		batchResIndices := []int{1}
 		util.TimeIt(
 			"generating video for multiple resolutions",
 			video.BatchSequence,