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Y.K. Goh <ykgohNOykSPAM AT email DOT com DOT invalid> wrote:
>Is there a free animation utility for users of Allegro?

There is ANIM_RLE by Chris Folik. It uses RLE sprites as frames in
animations. I don't know where I downloaded it, it's about 90k zip archive
(C and C++ sources; C and C++ example; program ANIMATE, with sources, for
creating animations), and if you don't find something else, I can give you
this one.
By the way, I wrote my own unit (ugh! I used Pascal for a long time, _unit_
- whatever it is in C) for playing animations, before I found ANIM_RLE.
Right now, I'm working on AniEdit for creating/modifying animations I use in
my unit. If you're interested, I can send it to you when I finish it.

Alexa