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Grahame, There doesn't seem to be much wrong with what you've done. I do have a couple of suggestions, though: 1) Don't overlap the frames – use 0-125 then 126-159 then 160-200 and change the .ifl list accordingly. 2) Are you using .ifl file lists? If not, you probably should and then you can edit them with a text editor (dos5's is fine) and put the appropriate files in that .ifl e.g.: fila000.tga to fila125.tga in A.ifl – vp red bar 0-125 fila126.tga to fila159.tga in b.ifl – vp red bar 126-159 FadeO filb126.tga to filb159.tga in c.ifl – vp red bar 126-159 FadeI filb160.tga to filb200.tga in d.ifl – vp red bar 160-200 A quick way of making an .ifl file is the dos5 command: dir fila*.tga /on /b /a-d >a.ifl Then edit the list to add/remove entries. This is an example that worked for me. Let me know if it works, although I still don't see what you are doing wrong by your description. BTW, are you doing architectural images/animations? If so, I might need some tricks-of-the-trade info from you. Martin