Posted by kvnsmnsn on 03/09/07 20:52

On Mar 9, 12:08 pm, Benjamin Niemann <p...@odahoda.de> wrote:

=This problem is not related to the way how the images are embedded in
the
=HTML document.
=The speed of the animation and whether it is looping or not can be
adjusted
=with the image editor you are using to create the GIFs.

I had just copied some already existing GIF animations. Does
anyone know where I could get access to a bunch of cartoon animations
that repeat endlessly, instead of looping for just a short period of
time?

I'm doing this for a class assignment; I need one animation for
when a user guesses a math problem correctly and another for when the
user guesses a problem incorrectly. If the animation only runs a fi-
nite amount of time and then stops then that looks funny, because the
user gets the problem right and instead of an animated Tigger the user
gets a frozen Tigger.

Do forever-looping GIF files that might serve this purpose exist,
or do I have to construct them in an image editor? Is there a way to
take the mentioned Tigger GIF and Angry Barbarian GIF and modify them
in an image editor so that they run forever instead of eventually
stopping?

By the way, the URLs for the two GIF files are: "http://
www.gifani
mations.com/action/ImageDisplay?group=1&category=10&index=20&dir=stay"
and "http://www.gifanimations.com/action/MenuSelection/1/10".

---Kevin Simonson

"You'll never get to heaven, or even to LA,
if you don't believe there's a way."
from _Why Not_

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