I dunno, just sounds like added work to me....
Animation of a fan on a motor shaft? - Solved
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Re: Animation of a fan on a motor shaft? - Solved
Chacun à son gôut, mon saucisson sec. 

Re: Animation of a fan on a motor shaft? - Solved
Well, I like sausages, but I didn't think I was one heh 


Re: Animation of a fan on a motor shaft? - Solved
You're okay, it's only the first time. As the old saying goes:
If one man calls you an ass, laugh.
If two men call you an ass, ponder.
If three men call you an ass, buy a saddle.
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Re: Animation of a fan on a motor shaft? - Solved
I suppose that could explain the new vest my wife got me....



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Re: Animation of a fan on a motor shaft? - Solved
Now who is jumping to conclusions that 'saucisson sec' is negative?
Re: Animation of a fan on a motor shaft? - Solved
Reminds me of an old german joke, let me see if I can translate it, so it is still funny. 
Been on the turf yesterday, I had to tie my shoe laces when suddenly someone put a saddle on(to?) my back.
And what did you do?
Well, came in second, y'know?!

Been on the turf yesterday, I had to tie my shoe laces when suddenly someone put a saddle on(to?) my back.
And what did you do?
Well, came in second, y'know?!
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Re: Animation of a fan on a motor shaft? - Solved
Jokes tend to be culture bound and untranslatable.
Here's my Granny from Dundee's joke; "Your Mother is English."
Here's my Granny from Dundee's joke; "Your Mother is English."
Re: Animation of a fan on a motor shaft? - Solved
I dunno, who? I didn't see anyone state it was a negative connotation?richmond62 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 05, 2021 7:23 pmNow who is jumping to conclusions that 'saucisson sec' is negative?
@Klaus - good one


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Go figure...

So my joke is not funny because it does not make sense in english?
Well THIS does not make any sense to me.richmond62 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 05, 2021 7:25 pmHere's my Granny from Dundee's joke; "Your Mother is English."

Re: Animation of a fan on a motor shaft? - Solved
@Klaus -- it's funny. 
You know what else is funny? Germans call gloves "hand shoes." I think that is both appropriate and extremely funny.

You know what else is funny? Germans call gloves "hand shoes." I think that is both appropriate and extremely funny.
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Re: Animation of a fan on a motor shaft? - Solved
This is a fun topic. I learned a lot.
Here is a slightly revised version of the first stack posted.
It allows you to set (toggle between true and false) the palindromeFrames property so that is plays forward and backward until stopped.
Thanks for all the contributions (including the jokes and images),
Bob
Here is a slightly revised version of the first stack posted.
It allows you to set (toggle between true and false) the palindromeFrames property so that is plays forward and backward until stopped.
Thanks for all the contributions (including the jokes and images),
Bob
Re: Animation of a fan on a motor shaft? - Solved
I'm glad you experimented with it, I almost put the palindrome frames into the second one, but that one was targeted to show control completeness, so I mostly targeted the individual frames.
