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* '''To show several examples in a single work:''' Some tropes are about something with multiple elements, but it's not often they shown in the same frame, or not in a way that makes a good picture (such as not shrinking well in cluttered pictures). So we make pictures of the elements from several parts of the work.
** Examples include [[Unlimited Wardrobe]], [[Loads and Loads of Characters]], and [[Lego Adaptation Game]].
* '''To show "before" and "after":''' Using more than one frame is effective, whenWhen a single image does not show both cause and effect, or the trope involves the passage of time, using more than one frame is effective.
** Examples include [[Before and After Pictures]], [[Took a Level In Badass]], and [[Adrenaline Makeover]].
* '''To compare or contrast elements:''' Many tropes involve a comparison between two things. We do this when those things don't appear together in the same frame.
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** Examples include [[Bridge Logic]], [[Body Count Competition]], and [[Standard Female Grab Area]]<ref>(which ''is'' a comic, but the frames are reordered)</ref>.
 
Although [[Tropes Are Tools|Multi-Part Pictures can be a useful way to illustrate a trope]], there are some caveats. A common problem is including frames that add (almost) nothing that the other frames already show. Such frames should be removed.<ref>even if the result leaves a single frame</ref> Ways you can tell include:
* If a sequence can be shown in X number of frames, then any that just show more ofin that sequence are extraneous. Any extra frame should show some extra information.
** [[Emerging From the Shadows]] had [[media:hayley_shows_herself_9257.jpg|this three panel image in ykttw]], but was swapped for the current two panel image, as the middle frame didn't add anything.
* Extra frames are bad when they show basically the same thing as other frames.
** The picture on [[Princess Classic]] was [[media:princess_of_wonderland.jpg|two frames]], but one was taken out due to showing the same information.
* If illustrating the trope is compromised when the frames are shrunken down. If six frames look good at 300 pixels wide each, but not so good at 150 pixels wide, then it might be best just to go with one to three frames at the larger size.
 
Compare [[Split-Screen Reaction]], [[Before and After Pictures]].
 
[[No Examples Please]]. This just describes the concept.
 
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[[Category:Wiki Tropes]]
[[Category:Multi -Part Picture]]
[[Category:Administrivia]]
[[Category:About/Multi-PartImage PictureAdministrivia]]