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It's just a load bar, everyone! That's why I have Loading in speech marks in the title!

I have an idea that will probably never see the light of day. But for it to be effective, I need text 'appearing', as a readout on a screen. At first I was thinking letter by letter on seperate layers appearing one and a time but even for the word "Loading" (which is very short compared to what I want) was, not difficult, but simply very time consuming.
So instead I decided to see if the animation supported moving masks that weren't linked to their layer per animation. i wasn't sure because there were two things to compare it to:
1) Moving whole layers per frame. This is allowed.
2) Changing the actual colours of pixels or their individual transparencies in a layer. This always changes the whole layer throughtput the animation.
It fades back to the start because I couldn't think of anyway to get to go back without simply snapping that way (which seems lazy). But I suppose in real life yes, it does just DISAPPEAR.... (*ghostly*) wwwooooOOOOOOOoooo!

Fortunately, it allowed me to move the mask, so here is a loading button for anyone who thinks they might like to use it!

Description
It's just a load bar, everyone! That's why I have Loading in speech marks in the title!

I have an idea that will probably never see the light of day. But for it to be effective, I need text 'appearing', as a readout on a screen. At first I was thinking letter by letter on seperate layers appearing one and a time but even for the word "Loading" (which is very short compared to what I want) was, not difficult, but simply very time consuming.
So instead I decided to see if the animation supported moving masks that weren't linked to their layer per animation. i wasn't sure because there were two things to compare it to:
1) Moving whole layers per frame. This is allowed.
2) Changing the actual colours of pixels or their individual transparencies in a layer. This always changes the whole layer throughtput the animation.
It fades back to the start because I couldn't think of anyway to get to go back without simply snapping that way (which seems lazy). But I suppose in real life yes, it does just DISAPPEAR.... (*ghostly*) wwwooooOOOOOOOoooo!

Fortunately, it allowed me to move the mask, so here is a loading button for anyone who thinks they might like to use it!