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| It's important, particularly for web animations and live theatre/ nightclub/ gig projections where file sizes need to be kept as small as possible. A looping animation can be just a few seconds long but keep playing for a long time. If it's a BG element, if it's well designed, then it's likely nobody will notice it's looping. Designers don't always want photorealistic fire, sometimes they want a stylised or cartoony look, Fractal/ Turbulent noise is perfect for that kind of thing as well as other organic animated backgrounds. cheers, Angie On 18 Sep 2012, at 16:42, Todd Kopriva wrote: > Is looping important for things like fire animation? > |
