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pic NUKAGE2 tics 8[Addressed] Possible wall animation bug.
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The solution that would give you full flexibility has already been mentioned by Graf Zahl: Create an animation for each frame:
Oh, I know that 
. Should I ever need an animation with full flexibility I would use that method. I do, think that providing the ability to define an ANIMATED style range in animdefs is useful, especially as most animations (at least the ones I have defined) are just standard animations with constant animation rates. So I would certainly use the new method should you implement it. So - a good thing IMO. That method would also tend to make ANIMDEFS shorter too. Not a big deal, but it's there.
The only "problem" left is the few wads (mainly mine I suspect) that have a few broken animations as a result of the previous bug fix. But like I said, I can't complain too much if it wasn't supposed to work that way in the first place. So be it.
. Should I ever need an animation with full flexibility I would use that method. I do, think that providing the ability to define an ANIMATED style range in animdefs is useful, especially as most animations (at least the ones I have defined) are just standard animations with constant animation rates. So I would certainly use the new method should you implement it. So - a good thing IMO. That method would also tend to make ANIMDEFS shorter too. Not a big deal, but it's there.The only "problem" left is the few wads (mainly mine I suspect) that have a few broken animations as a result of the previous bug fix. But like I said, I can't complain too much if it wasn't supposed to work that way in the first place. So be it.