I have a script and it's supposed to be playing a gif. So I have 48 frames and I've only gotten 25 for now. When I test it, the photo starts blinking. At first I thought it was that it wasn't loading. I checked the output and it says something like this:
21:29:17.565 - Image failed to load: http://www.roblox.com/asset/?id=230054930: Failed to resolve texture format
Can anyone help?
Code
frames = {230020795,230021055,230022130,230023083,230023938,230024173,230024269,230024742,230025991,230026076,230028638,230028781,230028829,230028881,230028915,230054690,230054720,230054806,230054865,230054930,230055354,230055573,230055616,230055672,230055788}
function run()
for i = 1,#frames do
script.Parent.Image = "http://www.roblox.com/asset/?id="..frames[i]
wait()
end
run()
end
run()
7 comments
Change '230054930' to '230054929'. You need to subtract '1' from the id at times to get the 'actual' texture.
Incorrect ID; I just checked ID number '230022130', then -1'd the ID, and the same image came up, the actual ID is '230054929', same with all the other ones.
Thanks!
Something I would like to mention is that you should NEVER EVER do recursion when you want an infinite loop. Delete lines 3, 8, 9, and 11 and wrap the for loop with a 'while true do' loop.
How did I even get a down vote?
@ adark , Could I just use Runservice.Heartbeat instead?
Yes. Although, at 30FPS, you'll have to grab the time delta to advance the gif sequence sanely. I'll add an answer explaining.