@lemmensr.be Here is a 6 image / frame gif to practice with .
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Zoiets ongeveer ? 
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Yes, you got it!
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To get back to the topic, this was not about sequences, but about movement.
Sequences are limited to 25 frames, and multiple overlapping sequences maybe not ideal.
So you can have âmovementâ of pictures, like a sequence, of multiple pictures simply using opacity. The number of pictures can exceed the sequence limitation. The down side is that you have to upload every single image.
The generic opacity formula is:
$(floor((#DNOW#%MS)*NoPics/MS))==(i-1)?100:0$
MS = milliseconds you want to run the âanimationâ
NoPics = the total number of pictures
i = pictures ID
Taking the snow example above, it has 21 pictures and I want to run it for 3 seconds.
Picture 1 opacity:
$(floor((#DNOW#%3000)*21/3000))==0?100:0$
OR
$(floor((#DNOW#%3000)/142.8571))==0?100:0$
Picture 7 opacity:
$(floor((#DNOW#%3000)/142.8571))==6?100:0$
Sample watch face (inspection open):
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Great tutorial - thanks!
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Hi. Excuse me, but is it possible to create a screen with these characters? Doesnât it violate any rules? Thank you.
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I would think so. Tom & Jerry most likley so.
My Rudolf was AI generated and does not really resemble the copyright images from 1939 and 1964. So that is fine, but I did not call the watch face Rudolf to be on the safe side.
The idea of rudolf the red nosed reindeer is not copyrighted.
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Very nice 
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Ik zit beetje in een retro fase , had al eentje geplaatst met The Flinstones maar die hebben ze geweigerd auteursrechtenâŚ
Vraagje bij deze heb dus de hele week verzameld
Is daar een manier formulie hoe ik ze kan verwisselen van dag ?
Thanks Grote Smurf zou dat leuk vinden 
I think your watchface would be taken down quickly should you publish because of the use of the Smurf image
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