So if I got it right, you want to put together a sequence of images and then repeat it over and over again, while at the same time moving it around the screen as well as BG...
There are several ways to do the trick, to mention just first 2 that come to my mind... 1. Cinelerra has loop Video/loop Audio effect. All you need to do is to tell it, how many samples/frames you wan to loop. It will be looping it as long as you want while at the same time you can still chage the zoom and the position of the track. 2. Another way (my favorite) is to create a sequence of images (a character for instance) and then render it using some loseless codec (e.g. RGBA). That takes a lot of HD, but the lose of quality is minimal. Then you can import the sequence to any part of the animation you are making. Hope you can make nice anime and my anwer will help a bit. All the best > My next step is to try to "pan" a walk cycle. That is, I'm trying to > pan an imported and repeating png sequence of a character with an > alpha/transparent background (the walk cycle) over a separately > imported, static background image. I already know I can pan the > background while the png sequence stays put and if I can pull it off the > other way around, it's the sort of thing that can save me loads of time. > _______________________________________________ Cinelerra mailing list [email protected] https://init.linpro.no/mailman/skolelinux.no/listinfo/cinelerra
