Does anyone know how to loop (i.e. repeat) an animation sequence in Animation Lab 5 by using the script editor?  (Example:  The whole animation is 100 frames long and I'd like to repeat the whole sequence 5 times to lengthen the "movie".)  I know this can be done by copying and pasting the sequence 5 times which would make the whole thing 600 frames long, but is there an easier way by putting a "Do Loop" in the script editor to repeat the first 100 frames 5 times?

Any help on this would be appreciated!  Thanks in advance.      

Barry...

Why do you need to do it in the script editor?


all you need to do is:

Hold down the shift key on your first keyframe and then select the next/last keyframe you want to repeat and release the shift key.
Right click to bring up the menu and select "Copy"
Then go to the next free frame and right click to bring up the menu again and select "Paste"....repeat to your hearts content! 
Similar to the above:
Click on the line or if you have more than one line hold down shift and click the lines you want to repeat. release the shift key
Then right click and select copy then go to your first blank line and right click and select paste.....easy as peas 

Oh, and dont forget to change the "From" and "To" obviously....

Thank you for your replies.  After working with the software some more I think you are right that copying and pasting the frames is the easiest way.  I'm actually trying to make an animation of a clock gear train that I'd like to have run through an 1 hour motion, obviosuly at an expedited pace.   So the escapement gear alone has to repeat 360 degree rotations 60 times in 6 degree increments to be realistic.  Thats 60*60 = 3600 frames minimum!  I wasn't sure that animation lab could handle that many frames so I thought that Do Loops in the script might be the easier way.

Glad you worked it out Barry...

Please post your video as we would all like to see it  Good Luck