Another good option! Except would that only work if the animation is on waking? I’m assuming I could change it to time since pressing toggle?
I tried that first, no dice unfortunately 
@carlosfilippa highlighted why. And @cth4242 I’m still in the ‘making my own’ GIF mindset too haha it might actually make what I’m trying to do easier here.
I guess I don’t understand what you are trying to achieve. I’ve always used Animation Shop to create animations. Are you trying to change a pre-made animation?
@roycaruso Let me get this right. lets say you have 20 frames to put into your gif
goes from 1 - 20 you want it to start at 1 and end and STAY on frame 20 ? if so im pretty sure i can help you , i just tested it
Nope, I’ve created each frame myself from scratch. Each frame is in the sequencer/GIF generator in the creator, but rather than stopping on the last frame it flicks back to the first and stops there instead. I think one of the suggestions above will do the trick but I’ll keep everyone posted 
That’s correct 
It’s going to get far more complicated (hold onto your hats folks haha) but that’s step 1
ok you have the the frames? ill PM you one sec, see if that works for you. it does it for me everytime
To further clarify, I have the sequence already generated. The issue is that Facer creator flips back to the first frame in the series 
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Yes indeed. It´s not a gif creation / frame separation issue. Its a creator image sequence issue. Maybe @Facer_Official tell us why the image sequence goes back to first frame at the end of non-looping sequence…
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Yes I have whipped something up but it would work a lot better if there was a way to tag ‘time since toggle was clicked’…Is that possible?
Ups! That I cant help, I have no toggle tools yet 
Lol dangit! I think this will likely be something for the almighty @eradicator09, @GAUSS, @Mellin , @Tomas or @GRR. Keen to hear any other suggestions though
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@carlosfilippa yea i just made a gif and constructed it to stop on last frame which it does, except when its in the facer creator, ithe creator totally ignores the single loop command I gave it when made outside the creator
You could always make the image sequence move of screen with a axis movement on the last frame (tied to time), then have your static image behind it.
Do you have an example of how I’d do that? My solution was just to make the first frame clear/transparent and pop the last static frame underneath Works okay… but I’m not sure if that will let me make more complex interactions…We shall see
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Changed ‘perfectly’ to ‘works okay’ haha
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Oh, ok, it’s a Creator issue. I thought you were building a .gif prior to using Creator.
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Yeah sorry for the confusion
No apology necessary. It’s not your fault, Roy. I was multitasking as usual and reading too quickly.
Thanks all! And shoutout to @tomas, @syntaxracing and @eradicator09 for their awesome suggestions in separate threads on a similar topic - We’re definitely cooking now!
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