Try using this as a template for creating your own animation software.
http://www.snapfiles.com/get/stickfigure.html
Easy to use, creates stick figure animations that can be saved as .GIF files.
Blitz is you the programmer. More properly stated, your efforts will determine whether the program is successful or not.
If you figure out how to store your images in an animation strip, and flip through the images every "X" milliseconds,
then Blitz will recognize the frames and animate the images
http://www.snapfiles.com/get/stickfigure.html
Easy to use, creates stick figure animations that can be saved as .GIF files.
I've already seen AnimImage Creator Ked, but I'd like to try
to make my own... learning experience, just one conflict I'll
probably run into- What would I save the Animated Image
as? and would blitz recognize the frames, or that the image
is animated?
to make my own... learning experience, just one conflict I'll
probably run into- What would I save the Animated Image
as? and would blitz recognize the frames, or that the image
is animated?
Blitz is you the programmer. More properly stated, your efforts will determine whether the program is successful or not.
If you figure out how to store your images in an animation strip, and flip through the images every "X" milliseconds,
then Blitz will recognize the frames and animate the images