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Normally a gradient would be just fine. However if you expand on the idea for creativity, you can create bars I actually just managed to scale it. I used the move picture command and changed the width to 0% at 60 frames. This works for a quick timer but I don't have an actual variable...

Well I'm no longer interested and a retired pixel artist but maybe I can help with the math. What kind of complex equations are you attempting to use that requires a high level genius in math?

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Looks very interesting, if I had more time I would join in. However this doesn't mean you can't ask me for help on somethings. I will more than happy to help. o///o Also, welcome to the forums Sideroxylon, home of the friendliest known site I know. ^v^

Yes. Right on the money. More or less just have a code that relates the scale function of the picture and compare it to the variable. If the variable is 100 then so is the percentage of the picture width. If your variable is at half then so is the picture width / or height. Yes. Simply has an...

Hey guys StatusGearEntertainment, just had a thought for a simple loading bar that uses a picture that at 100% fills the 816px width size. Any way I can parallel a way to make a counter that counts down or a timer that counts down and as it counts down, the picture scaling size decreases with...