I think that Otis' script displays echos during animation but does not attach
each echo to each frame, which I believe is what Frieda needs. Subsequent
animations (forward or backward) will in this case keep the specific echos.
I am not sure you can do a set of frames in one go, but you can assign one
by one:
set echo e1 50% 100%;
set echo e1 center;
set echo e1 model 1.1;
echo "this is frame 1.1";
So maybe in a loop:
for (i=1; i<=10; i++) {
name = 'e' + i;
set echo @name 50% 100%;
set echo @name center;
set echo @name model @{'1.' + i};
echo "first message";
}
for (i=15; i<=25; i++) {
name = 'e' + i;
set echo @name 50% 100%;
set echo @name center;
set echo @name model @{'1.' + i};
echo "second message";
}
for (i=30; i<=35; i++) {
name = 'e' + i;
set echo @name 50% 100%;
set echo @name center;
set echo @name model @{'1.' + i};
echo "third message";
}
This assumes you have a single multimodel file, so frames are 1.x.
The echos need a unique ID, and I'm using e1, e2 etc
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