Java Class Name:  VoltageImage

Notable APIs:

void Animate(boolean bLoop);
Starts your animation playing. Only necessary if you don’t have the “Auto Play” option checked.

void StartAnimation( AnimationMode animMode, boolean bLoopAnimation, int milsPerFrame, int startImage );
This also starts your animation playing.

void SetAnimateMode( AnimationMode animMode);
Sets the animation direction. Valid values for animMode are Forward, Backward, ForwardAndBack, and BackAndForth.

int  GetNumberOfFrames();
Returns the number of frames (images) in your animation.

void SetCurrentFrame(int curFrame);
Sets the current foreground frame for the animation. curFrame is a zero-based index into the array of total frames in the animation.

void SetCurrentImage( String resourceName );
Also sets the current foreground frame, but takes a resource name instead of a frame index.

int  GetCurrentFrame();
Returns the index of the current foreground frame.

void Clear();
Removes all frames from the animation.

void SetAnimationSpeed( int milsPerFrame, boolean bReset );
Sets the animation speed, in milliseconds per frame.

void AddNewImage( String resourceName );
Adds a new image to the animation.

void AddImageFromMemory( byte[] data );
 Adds a new image to the animation from a memory buffer. The buffer should be the contents of an image file (PNG, JPG, etc.) rather than a table of pixels.

Frame Rate: The rate at which the animation will animate. Note that this is in milliseconds/frame rather than the conventional frames per second.

Auto Play: If checked, the animation will start playing as soon as your module gets instantiated. If not, you’ll have to start animation yourself by calling StartAnimation() or Animate().