"...the fastest animating method I found was opening up a separate empty
predefined "Player" stack window, and then rapidly copying the "Stage" group
to the Player window, deleting it, copying the next one, etc...."

A number of years ago I was working with MIDI files, trying to provide cross-platform methods that would work within a Rev application. I was delighted to discover that, using QT, I could **create** a MIDI file, load it into a QT player object, play the file, and delete the file within less than 1/2 second (on a 867 gHz G4, at the time). This was used to provide quick aural feedback as to the pitch selected by the user. While one can't really compare playing MIDI files with displaying animation, the efficiency of the method Ken describes above doesn't surprise me.

Kurt
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