I just figured out how to do this is Rhino.
Make a new folder.
Save all these files to the folder.
Run the htm file in your browser.
If it does not work let me know what browser you
are using. I intend to do more of this in the future
as it helps to visualize a part.

Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

(overdub cheesy Bill Shatner voice...)
Head...spinning....can't...reach...escape key...mayday mayday mayday!

Animation worked great in IE 6 in Windows 2000 pro.  10 revolutions in about
9 seconds.

Wheeeee!

Andy Hecker


Maybe that was not the best choice of subject :-)

I can slow it way down but the file gets much bigger.

Slow it down by increasing the frame rate in the html file...just edit
it in any text editor.
No file size change..

Harley

Thanks Harley. Good idea.

Is this it?

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
 var FRAME_DELAY = 75;
 var timeoutID;
 var ImageCount = 10;
 var Images = new Array();
 for( i=0; i < ImageCount; i++ )
     Images[i] = new Image();

 var currentImageIndex = 0;
 bDisplayDate = 0;