animated image

[Blujacker]

Is possible to display animated image?for example this?
thanks:D

[vegaseat]

Take a look at:
http://www.daniweb.com/code/snippet435.html

This example uses wxPython. Another option is mentioned in the DaniWeb Python Tutorials under Multimedia.

[Blujacker]

Take a look at: http://www.daniweb.com/code/snippet435.html

This example uses wxPython. Another option is mentioned in the DaniWeb Python Tutorials under Multimedia.

And is this possible with Tkinter???

[vegaseat]

And is this possible with Tkinter???

I could never get animated GIF to work with Tkinter, or PIL and Tkinter!
However, you could include the webbrowser code.

[Blujacker]

So you think this is impossible?:rolleyes:

[vegaseat]

Well, the Tkinter Canvas create_image() and PIL's ImageTk simply show an unanimated GIF. I have no experience with any other image libraries that might work with Tkinter. You might have to google for a combination of Tkinter and animated GIF.

If your program is not too complex, rewrite it for wxPython. The wxPython GUI is much more advanced than Tkinter!

[Blujacker]

Well, the Tkinter Canvas create_image() and PIL's ImageTk simply show an unanimated GIF. I have no experience with any other image libraries that might work with Tkinter. You might have to google for a combination of Tkinter and animated GIF.

If your program is not too complex, rewrite it for wxPython. The wxPython GUI is much more advanced than Tkinter!

yes sure i can, there is not a lot of widgets. But i dontk know wx method like Canvas.find_overlapping,lift,delete and so...I havent much experience with wx:(( there is a lot of images( i am doing a game:))

[vegaseat]

Since an animated GIF is basically a series of individual GIFs, you can mimic an animated GIF on Tkinter. Take a look at:
http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/post225611-64.html

[bumsfeld]

Hey vega, that works pretty smooth!