Devon Peak wrote:Okay, but can I use 10-10 for a one frame "animation".
Hmm... I'm under the impression that you are still missing something.
anim8's grids accept two kinds of parameters to specify groups of quads: either one string, or two numbers. Two numbers specify just one quad: 10,1, for example, represents the quad in the position x=10, y=1.
Strings allow you to represent more than one quad in a succint way; you can represent more than 1 quad with a single string. All strings must have the form
"a,b", where a and b are either a number or an interval. For example, "1-10,1" represents a list of quads where x goes from 1 to 10 and y remains constant. In numbers, it would be equivalent to 1,1, 2,1, 3,1, 4,1, 5,1, 6,1, 7,1, 8,1, 9,1, 10,1 .
When you give "10-10", alone, to anim8, that doesn't mean anything. You must give it either "10-10,1" or "1,10-10". You
could use those if you wanted, but since they mean just one quad, it's just simpler to use numbers: 10,1 and 1,10 will do the same, and save you some typing.