Yes, using the "/" instead of "\" is to maintain portability with both Linux and Mac.
Also, Chr(32) is a space, Chr(34) is a quote (").
And, I thought the the first cell reference in the LoadAnimImage command was so that you could choose whether to start numbering your loaded frames with 0, 1 or whatever you wanted (same as Blitz3D). Personally, I've always used 0 as the first indice of any array for the last 20 years, so using 1 seems unnatural to me. I could be wrong and I've not checked this, as I would never use 1.
Also, Chr(32) is a space, Chr(34) is a quote (").
And, I thought the the first cell reference in the LoadAnimImage command was so that you could choose whether to start numbering your loaded frames with 0, 1 or whatever you wanted (same as Blitz3D). Personally, I've always used 0 as the first indice of any array for the last 20 years, so using 1 seems unnatural to me. I could be wrong and I've not checked this, as I would never use 1.