I have trouble understanding what you mean ? Here are just some ideas that spring to mind:
Maybe it helps to write the table down as 9x1 instead of 3x3 ?
x x b x x b x x x
Maybe you could arrange the images in a more logical way?
x x x
x x x
x b b
Else, you could define what frames you want to draw:
action1: 0 1 3 4
action2: 2 5
You could use an array (Dim), a Type and/or a Read..Data structure.
If you are quite sure the images should be/remain in a certain order, you could also create a formula/function to get the right frames:
action1 = (currentframe mod 2) + ((currentframe mod 4 / 2) * 3)
action2 = (currentframe mod 2) * 3 + 2
If this doesn't make sense or help at all, could you please explain your problem a bit further ?
Maybe it helps to write the table down as 9x1 instead of 3x3 ?
x x b x x b x x x
Maybe you could arrange the images in a more logical way?
x x x
x x x
x b b
Else, you could define what frames you want to draw:
action1: 0 1 3 4
action2: 2 5
You could use an array (Dim), a Type and/or a Read..Data structure.
If you are quite sure the images should be/remain in a certain order, you could also create a formula/function to get the right frames:
action1 = (currentframe mod 2) + ((currentframe mod 4 / 2) * 3)
action2 = (currentframe mod 2) * 3 + 2
If this doesn't make sense or help at all, could you please explain your problem a bit further ?