Definition of an animated sequence

If any of the display modes Switch, Slow switch, Quick switch, or Very quick switch has been chosen in the given bitmap line, it is possible to define a bitmap sequence. Bitmaps in defined sequence are alternately switched - display one after the other in a loop. The result of the sequence is an easy animation. The sequence must contain minimally 2 bitmaps on the first two positions. It is finished by the first undefined position or when all 10 bitmaps are defined.

To define an animated sequence:

1. In the configuration dialog box BMP palettes click the button to select bitmaps.
2. It opens the dialog box containing 10 boxes to define 10 animation phases. The boxes are arranged in two rows, left to right 1,2..10.
   
   
3. Clicking on any of the boxes opens a list of bitmaps.
   
    
4. Select the bitmap which will create the given animation phase.
5. Repeat the steps 3 and 4 for all animation phases.

Tip: If you press and hold down the SHIFT key during the selection of bitmap for given animation phase, the selection window will not close after selection and the next selection of a bitmap defines the next animation phase. To use the method, a bitmap must be selected by double-click on their name.

Note: You need not use all 10 animation phases to define an animation. Right-click on any box removes the animation phase.

The Accept button  may acquire 2 background colors:

1. Grey - clicking the button the changes will be saved. After clicking the ESC key, the window will be closed without changes.
2. Red - the content has been changed, but it is incorrect. After clicking the button, the error message will appear. After clicking the ESC key, the window will be closed without changes.

The Cancel button clicking the cancel button or clicking the ESC key, the window will be closed without changes. The window may be closed also when clicking outside the window when no changes occur.