Can you provide some more details of what it is you're wanting to create? I think I know what you're asking, but I don't want to provide incorrect information.

Ok here I go again.

Did all the steps on this tutorial and couldn't achieve the same result. Everything wents ok till the last step, the animation settings. When I try to set a delay to the first layer (1500ms) it changes all the ones, so I tried to do it one by one and every time I change another layer (75ms) it changes the rest.

GIMP 2.8.18
Windows 10

Try setting all of the layers to 75ms using the script (or manually, if you prefer) and then go back to the bottom layer and manually set it to 1500ms. When you export the animation, the settings should be as shown, which is really the defaults, but I wanted to make sure you weren't changing anything there.



Let me know if you need additional help.

Art

nice one pat!

Thank you, Tin. I'm just learning some animation. Lots of practice and help needed!

Looking good, Pat! I haven't forgotten you on the animation tutorial. Just been a tad busy.

Hi fencepost, I did like you suggested and it worked. Changed everything with 75ms and edited the bottom one with 1500ms manually.

Had to give this one a go. I believe i deleted too many layers though. Oh well.



Probably could slow it down to 300ms per frame also.

Thanks FP! Nice tutorial and scripts.

Glad it worked, havilson!

Nice work, Rod. Thanks for giving the tutorial a test drive.

Thanks for the comment, Fencepost. Don't worry about the tutorial. Do it whenever it is convenient for you.

Thank you for a great tut fencepost, I didn't think I would get round to ani (now I need to get my peanut brain to work out to fix a background i.e. snow on a window)

Thank you again Fencepost for your tutorial. I did some last year, but seeing your last results have made me try a new one.