your post didn't exactly make it out right. Theres a createimage function, that can create an image that is layered upon a virtually unlimited amount of images.
so try:
There is a way to flip rotate the image if that is what your looking for. I'm not sure how to do it in blitz2d, but its really easy to do in blitz 3d. In b3d you create a flat mesh, only needs to be 4vertexes and 2 triangles so its sqaure, and then just change the texture coordinates of the vertexes and that gives you 90 deg of rotation each way, but you can just roate the mesh too. Otherwise your gonna have to do it in paint or something.
so try:
Open in online IDEGraphics 800,600,16,1 ;this next line creates a128pixel by 128pixel image with 32 subframes so to say 2 is for 2 frames image=Createimage(128,128,2) ;then create a filled box at 0,0 128 by 128 colorwhite color 255,255,255rect 0,0,128,128,1 ;then load/grab the image and save it as image,frame0 ;note the fram starts as 0, like an array grabimage image,0,0,0 ;then change the color of the box, its grey now color 128,128,128:rect 0,0,128,128 ;grab the second frame, frame 1 grabimage image,0,0,1 ;okay now clear the screen and flip em clscolor 64,0,0 cls ;Run a loop and switch the images from white to grey,x is ;the pointer x=0 while not keyhit(1) x=x+1 drawimage image,100,100,x If x=1 then x=0 delay 300 wend end
There is a way to flip rotate the image if that is what your looking for. I'm not sure how to do it in blitz2d, but its really easy to do in blitz 3d. In b3d you create a flat mesh, only needs to be 4vertexes and 2 triangles so its sqaure, and then just change the texture coordinates of the vertexes and that gives you 90 deg of rotation each way, but you can just roate the mesh too. Otherwise your gonna have to do it in paint or something.