At 16:44 -0500 02/06/2002, the nightboy wrote:
>Unfortunately there wil be up to five of these supersized images moving on
>the stage at a single time.
Well, unless you're willing to offer some information regarding what
else the program might be doing at that point, what the actual pixel
resolution of the images is and so on -- in short, enough context to
meaningfully comment on what you're trying to do -- you're not likely
to get much by way of meaningful comment on what you're trying to do.
There are dozens of different reasons you can get jerky animation.
Simply asking why you're getting it -- without offering a single
scrap of information regarding what you're trying to do or how -- is
not the way to get useful assistance, here or anyplace else.
It is impossible to answer a decontextualized question.
--
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