Edit: 11.22.2021: I fixed it, by cloning the prop, and applying the images to each prop, then hiding all the props, and each loop I show one of the cloned props, and hide the last prop.

The code is checked in on Git Hub. Video coming soon, I am trying to think of another use besides a sign.
https://github.com/DataJuggler/PythonScripts/blob/main/ImageRotator.py
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I have a python script called ImageRotator.py:
https://github.com/DataJuggler/PythonScripts/blob/main/ImageRotator.py

What am I trying do is apply a series of images to a prop, similar to an animated Gif:

I have a simple prop I created, and I select SignFace whenever I run the script. The last image applies, and doesn't animate.

I suspect I am doing something wrong around this:

result = material_component.LoadImageToTexture(mesh_name, material_name, texture_channel, fileName)

Thanks for any help, I think this script could be useful if I can get it to work.



Here are the 5 images I am using:









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A Free Online Text Based Image Editor

I thought I needed AddDiffuseKey, but that only works for colors.

Is there a way to do this?






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I tried to do this sometime ago and was unable to do so, the issue is you cannot set a key to change the material.
Chris.

Yeah, I switched it to now I clone the prop x number of times based on the number of images in a folder (number cloned = numberImages - 1), and am working on showing a different prop at each loop, and hiding the rest.

Thanks for verifying what I had just figured out.




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A Free Online Text Based Image Editor