> Can I take this one step further ? If we use this technique, then it is not > possible for the object to undergo a colour transition AND change size > within the same animation, is it ? Or maybe we need to use a different > technique again ? Create the color fade first and then make "frames to image". This way you'll end up having a multi-layer-image/animation. You can then use this image as a source in another animation. You can then scale, fade and rotate the animation to create another one. You can ping-pong loop the color fade by setting the appropriate "stepmode". I'll try to make a real-life example of using GAP in the future to make sure eveyone is aware of how powerfull GAP really is. > Also, I think your website looks fantastic and I am wondering what tools you > used (apart from the GIMP of course) to set up your site ? For GFX it's GIMP only. I have started making the site in Photoshop3 and FrontPage (shame on me ;). I ended up with GIMP and vim. On the server side, I couldn't manage without the dynamic duo (MySQL/PHP). Jimmac -- -[ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ]-[ http://hideout.musichall.cz ]- "even a stopped clock gives a right time twice a day"
