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         family of animation software from Antic (Cyber Studio (CAD-3D
         2.0), Cyber Control, and Cyber Paint).  They are stored in a
         highly-compressed file type we call "sequence" files (with a
         .SEQ extender).

         Sequence files can be played with our public domain player
         program, called ANIMATE4.PRG, in two ways.

             1) in autorunning batch mode via a .RUN file if the
         ANIMATE4.PRG program has been installed as an application
         taking the extender .RUN from the GEM Desktop INF file, and

             2) as individual animations that are played directly by
         running ANIMATE4.PRG and then selecting the animation file to
         be viewed.

         This disk has been configured so that you simply have to boot
         it up and double-click on the CYBER.RUN file to go into batch
         mode (as per #2, above).  You can also run the ANIMATE4
         program and follow the instructions in the dialog boxes to
         play the animations manually.  Remember to click on the *.SEQ
         button in the custom file selector so the sequence files are
         displayed.

         For those of you who have used ANIMATE1, 2, or 3 (from Cyber
         Studio or Cyber Paint), the difference between ANIMATE4.PRG
         and earlier versions of ANIMATE is that version 4 supports
         palette-per-frame changes that you can make in Cyber Paint
         2.0 (also known as color cycling).  Plus, the
         double-buffering has been improved so that the screen is
         always double-buffered, even at 30 fps.

         If you are interested in learning more about 3D and 2D
         animation on the Atari ST, call Antic at 415/957/0886 and
         request a four-color catalog.























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