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Rain-Islet: [bot] Batch update {{Bugs}} templates.

2025-07-02T15:09:32Z

[bot] Batch update {{Bugs}} templates.

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	*This is obvious, so you need to {{tt\|-1}} at the end to get the frame index.		*This is obvious, so you need to {{tt\|-1}} at the end to get the frame index.

	{{Bugs}}		=={{Bugs}}==
	If an animation of a Loop is used by another animation via {{f\|Next\|link}}, then its {{tt\|Start}} will be calculated by multiplying by 2.		If an animation of a Loop is used by another animation via {{f\|Next\|link}}, then its {{tt\|Start}} will be calculated by multiplying by 2.
	*For example, the following code will make {{tt\|RING1}} and {{tt\|PDFXLOC}} both stay for 2 frames at frame 11 (1-based) of the Shape before swapping.		*For example, the following code will make {{tt\|RING1}} and {{tt\|PDFXLOC}} both stay for 2 frames at frame 11 (1-based) of the Shape before swapping.

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2025-03-31T18:54:43Z

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en>DeathFish: Accurate boundary value

2025-02-10T21:57:48Z

Accurate boundary value

en>DeathFish: Special execution situations within the loop structure

2025-02-10T21:55:08Z

Special execution situations within the loop structure

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	Have loop (0-based):		Have loop (0-based):

	{{f\|Start\|link}} -> {{f\|LoopEnd\|link}}{{tt\|-1}} -- [{{f\|LoopCount\|link}}-1 times] --><-> {{f\|LoopStart\|link}} -> {{tt\|Start+End}}{{tt\|-1}}		{{f\|Start\|link}} -> {{f\|LoopEnd\|link}}{{tt\|-1}} -- [{{f\|LoopCount\|link}}-1 times] --><-> {{f\|LoopStart\|link}} -> {{tt\|Start+End}} {{tt\|-1}}

	*If {{tt\|Start}} > {{tt\|LoopEnd-1}}, animation will only play {{tt\|1}} frame using the index specified by {{tt\|Start}} and then directly enter the second Loop;		*If {{tt\|Start}} > {{tt\|LoopEnd-1}}, animation will only play {{tt\|1}} frame using the index specified by {{tt\|Start}} and then directly enter the second Loop;
			*If {{tt\|LoopStart}} > {{tt\|LoopEnd - 1}}, then display 1 frame of {{tt\|LoopStart}}, and then proceed to the next Loop.
	*If {{tt\|Start+End -1}} ≤ {{tt\|LoopStart}}, animation will only play {{tt\|1}} frame using the index specified by {{tt\|LoopStart}} and then end.		*If {{tt\|Start+End -1}} ≤ {{tt\|LoopStart}}, animation will only play {{tt\|1}} frame using the index specified by {{tt\|LoopStart}} and then end.
	From {{tt\|2}} to {{tt\|10}}, there are {{tt\|9}} numbers instead of {{tt\|10-2}}={{tt\|8}}. And {{tt\|10}}={{tt\|2+9-1}}.		From {{tt\|2}} to {{tt\|10}}, there are {{tt\|9}} numbers instead of {{tt\|10-2}}={{tt\|8}}. And {{tt\|10}}={{tt\|2+9-1}}.
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	None loop (1-based):		None loop (1-based):

	{{f\|Start\|link}}{{tt\|+1}} -> {{tt\|Start+}}{{f\|End\|link}} (← {{tt\|Start+1 + End - 1}})		{{f\|Start\|link}}{{tt\|+1}} -> {{tt\|Start+}}{{f\|End\|link}} (← {{tt\|Start+1 + End -1}})

	Have loop (1-based):		Have loop (1-based):

	{{f\|Start\|link}}{{tt\|+1}} -> {{f\|LoopEnd\|link}} -- [{{f\|LoopCount\|link}}-1 times] --><-> {{f\|LoopStart\|link}}{{tt\|+1}} -> {{tt\|Start+End}} (← {{tt\|Start+1 + }}{{f\|End\|link}}{{tt\| - 1}})		{{f\|Start\|link}}{{tt\|+1}} -> {{f\|LoopEnd\|link}} -- [{{f\|LoopCount\|link}}-1 times] --><-> {{f\|LoopStart\|link}}{{tt\|+1}} -> {{tt\|Start+End}} (← {{tt\|Start+1 + }}{{f\|End\|link}} {{tt\| -1}})

	*If {{tt\|Start+1}} > {{tt\|LoopEnd}}, animation will only play {{tt\|1}} frame using the index specified by {{tt\|Start+1}} and then directly enter the second Loop;		*If {{tt\|Start+1}} > {{tt\|LoopEnd}}, animation will only play {{tt\|1}} frame using the index specified by {{tt\|Start+1}} and then directly enter the second Loop;
			*If {{tt\|LoopStart + 1}} > {{tt\|LoopEnd}}, then display 1 frame of {{tt\|LoopStart + 1}}, and then proceed to the next Loop.
	*If {{tt\|Start+End}} ≤ {{tt\|LoopStart+1}}, animation will only play {{tt\|1}} frame using the index specified by {{tt\|LoopStart+1}} and then end.		*If {{tt\|Start+End}} ≤ {{tt\|LoopStart+1}}, animation will only play {{tt\|1}} frame using the index specified by {{tt\|LoopStart+1}} and then end.
	From {{tt\|2}} to {{tt\|10}}, there are {{tt\|9}} numbers instead of {{tt\|10-2}}={{tt\|8}}. And {{tt\|10}}={{tt\|2+9-1}}.		From {{tt\|2}} to {{tt\|10}}, there are {{tt\|9}} numbers instead of {{tt\|10-2}}={{tt\|8}}. And {{tt\|10}}={{tt\|2+9-1}}.

en>DeathFish: a lot

2025-02-10T19:13:11Z

a lot

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	The following apply to any [[animation]]:		The following apply to any [[animation]]:

	* {{f\|Start\|link}} defines a ''0-based'' index of the first frame to play on the first iteration. Start is used for first iteration irrespective of the number of total iterations defined for this animation. Start defaults to 0 if not defined.		* {{f\|Start\|link}} defines a ''0-based'' index of the first frame to play on the first iteration.
	* {{f\|End\|link}} defines the number of frames ~~to play for~~ the ~~first iteration . End is only used if the total~~ number ~~of iteration is 1, which happens when~~ {{tt\|~~LoopCount~~}} ~~is not defined or~~ {{f\|~~LoopCount~~\|1\|link}}.		** Start is used for first iteration irrespective of the number of total iterations defined for this animation. Start defaults to 0 if not defined.
	**If the total number of iterations is more than 1, ~~then~~ {{tt\|End}} ~~value is disregarded and instead {{tt\|LoopEnd}} is used. and the first iteration will end anyway with~~ the ~~{{tt\|LoopEnd}}~~ frame of the ~~SHP (~~it could be the shadow frames as well unless {{f\|Shadow\|yes\|link}} is set in RA2/YR making it to end with the last normal frame).		* {{f\|End\|link}} defines the number of frames starting from the frame number specified by {{tt\|Start}}(0-based). So when {{f\|Start\|0\|link}}, you can consider {{tt\|End}} as the frame index(1-based) of the ending.
	~~----~~		** it could be the shadow frames as well unless {{f\|Shadow\|yes\|link}} is set in RA2/YR making it to end with the last normal frame.
	* {{f\|LoopStart\|link}} defines a '''''0'''-based'' index of the first frame for loop iterations.		* {{f\|LoopCount\|link}} defines the total amount of iterations to play.
	* {{f\|LoopEnd\|link}} defines a '''''1'''-based'' index of the last frame when total number of iterations is more than one.		** Value {{tt\|1}} is for a single iteration where the {{tt\|LoopStart}} and {{tt\|LoopEnd}} values are not used instead.
	* {{f\|~~LoopCount\|link~~}} ~~defines the total amount of iterations to play. Value 1 is for a single iteration where the Start and End values are used instead of LoopStart and LoopEnd. Value -1~~ is used for infinite loop.		** Value {{tt\|> 1}}, then the following two tags will be used:
	* {{f\|End\|link}} flag when total number of iteration larger than 1 ( {{tt\|LoopCount}} more than 1):		*** {{f\|LoopStart\|link}} defines a '''''0'''-based'' index of the first frame for loop iterations.
	** If {{tt\|End}} > {{tt\|LoopEnd}}, it will control the frame that needs to be played after the last Loop.		*** {{f\|LoopEnd\|link}} defines a '''''1'''-based'' index of the last frame when total number of iterations is more than one.
	*** In this case, it represents the '''frame index starting''' from 1.		** Value {{tt\|-1}} is used for infinite loop.
	** If {{tt\|End}} <= {{tt\|LoopEnd}}, then {{tt\|LoopEnd}} will end directly.

	== Notes ==		== Notes (0-based) ==
	No loop ~~(1-based)~~:		None loop :

	{{tt\|Start+1}} -> {{tt\|Start+~~End~~}}		{{f\|Start\|link}} -> {{tt\|Start+}}{{f\|End\|link}} {{tt\|-1}}
	*{{tt\|~~Start~~}} ~~defines a ''0-based'' index~~
	*{{tt\|~~End~~}} ~~defines the number of frames to play~~

	Have loop:		Have loop (0-based):

	{{f\|Start\|link}} -> {{f\|LoopEnd\|link}} -- [{{f\|LoopCount\|link}}-1 times] --> ~~{{f\|LoopStart\|link}}~~ -> {{f\|~~LoopEnd~~\|link}} -> ~~{{f\|End\|link}}(if~~ {{tt\|End}} <= {{tt\|~~LoopEnd}}, end directly)~~		{{f\|Start\|link}} -> {{f\|LoopEnd\|link}}{{tt\|-1}} -- [{{f\|LoopCount\|link}}-1 times] --><-> {{f\|LoopStart\|link}} -> {{tt\|Start+End}}{{tt\|-1}}
	*{{tt\|End}} defines a ''1~~-based'' index~~
	~~In order to facilitate understanding that {{tt\|Start}} does not necessarily have to be less than {{tt\|LoopStart~~}},

	the ~~loop process is represented here~~ by {{tt\|~~LoopEnd~~}} -> {{tt\|LoopStart}} ~~for~~ {{tt\|~~LoopCount~~-1}} ~~times~~, ~~plus~~ the ~~final~~ {{tt\|LoopStart}} -> {{tt\|LoopEnd}}.		*If {{tt\|Start}} > {{tt\|LoopEnd-1}}, animation will only play {{tt\|1}} frame using the index specified by {{tt\|Start}} and then directly enter the second Loop;
			*If {{tt\|Start+End -1}} ≤ {{tt\|LoopStart}}, animation will only play {{tt\|1}} frame using the index specified by {{tt\|LoopStart}} and then end.
			From {{tt\|2}} to {{tt\|10}}, there are {{tt\|9}} numbers instead of {{tt\|10-2}}={{tt\|8}}. And {{tt\|10}}={{tt\|2+9-1}}.
			*This is obvious, so you need to {{tt\|-1}} at the end to get the frame index.

			== Notes (1-based) ==
			None loop (1-based):

			{{f\|Start\|link}}{{tt\|+1}} -> {{tt\|Start+}}{{f\|End\|link}} (← {{tt\|Start+1 + End - 1}})

			Have loop (1-based):

			{{f\|Start\|link}}{{tt\|+1}} -> {{f\|LoopEnd\|link}} -- [{{f\|LoopCount\|link}}-1 times] --><-> {{f\|LoopStart\|link}}{{tt\|+1}} -> {{tt\|Start+End}} (← {{tt\|Start+1 + }}{{f\|End\|link}}{{tt\| - 1}})

			*If {{tt\|Start+1}} > {{tt\|LoopEnd}}, animation will only play {{tt\|1}} frame using the index specified by {{tt\|Start+1}} and then directly enter the second Loop;
			*If {{tt\|Start+End}} ≤ {{tt\|LoopStart+1}}, animation will only play {{tt\|1}} frame using the index specified by {{tt\|LoopStart+1}} and then end.
			From {{tt\|2}} to {{tt\|10}}, there are {{tt\|9}} numbers instead of {{tt\|10-2}}={{tt\|8}}. And {{tt\|10}}={{tt\|2+9-1}}.
			*This is obvious, so you need to {{tt\|-1}} at the end to get the frame index.

	{{Bugs}}		{{Bugs}}
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	That is,		That is,
	{{tt\|Start}} 2 + 0~~, (~~{{tt\|End-1}}~~) * 2 + 0~~ for ''0-based'' index;		{{tt\|Start}}{{tt\|2}} -> {{tt\|LoopEnd-1}} -- [{{tt\|LoopCount}}-1 times] --> {{tt\|LoopStart}}{{tt\|+0}} -> {{tt\|Start+End-1}} for ''0-based'' index;
	{{tt\|Start}} 2 + 1~~, (~~{{tt\|~~End~~-1}}~~) * 2~~ + 1 for ''1-based'' index.		{{tt\|Start}}{{tt\|2+1}} -> {{tt\|LoopEnd}} -- [{{tt\|LoopCount}}-1 times] --> {{tt\|LoopStart}}{{tt\|+1}} -> {{tt\|Start+End-0}} for ''1-based'' index.
	Correspondingly, this causes you to be unable to stably play even-numbered (1-based) frames.		Correspondingly, this causes you to be unable to stably play even-numbered (1-based) frames.
	*For example, you cannot stably use the 10th (1-based) frame for the above {{tt\|RING1}} and {{tt\|PDFXLOC}}, because {{tt\|Start}} will insert an odd-numbered (1-based) frame.		*For example, you cannot stably use the 10th (1-based) frame for the above {{tt\|RING1}} and {{tt\|PDFXLOC}}, because {{tt\|Start}} will insert an odd-numbered (1-based) frame.
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	== See Also ==		== See Also ==
	[[Next]]		[[Next]]

			[[AnimRate]]

	[[Category:General_Editing_Information]]		[[Category:General_Editing_Information]]

en>DeathFish: /* Notes */

2025-02-10T14:45:42Z

Notes

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	No loop (1-based):		No loop (1-based):

	{{tt\|Start+1}} -> {{tt\|Start+1+End}}		{{tt\|Start+1}} -> {{tt\|Start+End}}
	*{{tt\|Start}} defines a ''0-based'' index		*{{tt\|Start}} defines a ''0-based'' index
	*{{tt\|End}} defines the number of frames to play		*{{tt\|End}} defines the number of frames to play

	~~Loop~~:		Have loop:

	{{f\|Start\|link}} -> {{f\|LoopEnd\|link}} -- [{{f\|LoopCount\|link}}-1 times] --> {{f\|LoopStart\|link}} -> {{f\|LoopEnd\|link}} -> {{f\|End\|link}}(if {{tt\|End}} <= {{tt\|LoopEnd}}, end directly)		{{f\|Start\|link}} -> {{f\|LoopEnd\|link}} -- [{{f\|LoopCount\|link}}-1 times] --> {{f\|LoopStart\|link}} -> {{f\|LoopEnd\|link}} -> {{f\|End\|link}}(if {{tt\|End}} <= {{tt\|LoopEnd}}, end directly)
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	If an animation of a Loop is used by another animation via {{f\|Next\|link}}, then its {{tt\|Start}} will be calculated by multiplying by 2.		If an animation of a Loop is used by another animation via {{f\|Next\|link}}, then its {{tt\|Start}} will be calculated by multiplying by 2.
	*For example, the following code will make {{tt\|RING1}} and {{tt\|PDFXLOC}} both stay for 2 frames at frame 11 (1-based) of the Shape before swapping.		*For example, the following code will make {{tt\|RING1}} and {{tt\|PDFXLOC}} both stay for 2 frames at frame 11 (1-based) of the Shape before swapping.
	*However, if ~~they~~ are created using {{f\|AnimList\|link}}, the first playback will start from frame 6 (1-based).		*However, if {{tt\|RING1}} or {{tt\|PDFXLOC}} are created using {{f\|AnimList\|link}}, the first playback will start from frame 6 (1-based).

	[AnyAnim]		[AnyAnim]
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	Correspondingly, this causes you to be unable to stably play even-numbered (1-based) frames.		Correspondingly, this causes you to be unable to stably play even-numbered (1-based) frames.
	*For example, you cannot stably use the 10th (1-based) frame for the above {{tt\|RING1}} and {{tt\|PDFXLOC}}, because {{tt\|Start}} will insert an odd-numbered (1-based) frame.		*For example, you cannot stably use the 10th (1-based) frame for the above {{tt\|RING1}} and {{tt\|PDFXLOC}}, because {{tt\|Start}} will insert an odd-numbered (1-based) frame.

	== Projectiles ==		== Projectiles ==

en>DeathFish at 14:40, 10 February 2025

2025-02-10T14:40:31Z

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 * {{f|Start|link}} defines a ''0-based'' index of the first frame to play on the first iteration. Start is used for first iteration irrespective of the number of total iterations defined for this animation. Start defaults to 0 if not defined.
-* {{f|End|link}} defines the number of frames to play for the first iteration. End is only used if the total number of iteration is 1, which happens when LoopCount is not defined or LoopCount=1. If the total number of iterations is more than 1, then End value is disregarded and instead LoopEnd is used. If End is not given or if it has a larger number than existing frames, the first iteration will end anyway with the last frame of the SHP (it could be the shadow frames as well unless Shadow=yes is set in RA2/YR making it to end with the last normal frame).
+* {{f|End|link}} defines the number of frames to play for the first iteration . End is only used if the total number of iteration is 1, which happens when {{tt|LoopCount}} is not defined or {{f|LoopCount|1|link}}.
-* {{f|LoopStart|link}} defines a ''0-based'' index of the first frame for loop iterations.
+**If the total number of iterations is more than 1, then {{tt|End}} value is disregarded and instead {{tt|LoopEnd}} is used. and the first iteration will end anyway with the {{tt|LoopEnd}} frame of the SHP (it could be the shadow frames as well unless {{f|Shadow|yes|link}} is set in RA2/YR making it to end with the last normal frame).
 * {{f|LoopEnd|link}} defines a '''''1'''-based'' index of the last frame when total number of iterations is more than one.
 * {{f|LoopCount|link}} defines the total amount of iterations to play. Value 1 is for a single iteration where the Start and End values are used instead of LoopStart and LoopEnd. Value -1 is used for infinite loop.
 == Projectiles ==
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 The animation will loop indefinitely until the projectile expires in one way or another.
 [[Category:General_Editing_Information]]

en>Crimsonum: Added projectile anim loop flags

2021-04-30T06:56:36Z

Added projectile anim loop flags

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 Here is the animation looping control flag descriptions. The loop control allows to set start/end frames for the first iteration of the loop and start/end frames for all other iterations in the loop.
 * {{f|Start|link}} defines a ''0-based'' index of the first frame to play on the first iteration. Start is used for first iteration irrespective of the number of total iterations defined for this animation. Start defaults to 0 if not defined.
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 * {{f|LoopEnd|link}} defines a '''''1'''-based'' index of the last frame when total number of iterations is more than one.
 * {{f|LoopCount|link}} defines the total amount of iterations to play. Value 1 is for a single iteration where the Start and End values are used instead of LoopStart and LoopEnd. Value -1 is used for infinite loop.
 [[Category:General_Editing_Information]]

en>E1 Elite: Corrected. The example was wrong on the usage of End, so the example section is removed.

2019-03-08T13:07:03Z

Corrected. The example was wrong on the usage of End, so the example section is removed.

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	~~The~~ animation looping control ~~code is pretty confusing~~. The loop control allows to set start/end frames for the first iteration of the loop, and start/end frames for all other iterations ~~together~~.		Here is the animation looping control flag descriptions. The loop control allows to set start/end frames for the first iteration of the loop and start/end frames for all other iterations in the loop.

	* {{f\|Start\|link}} defines a ''0-based'' index of the first frame to play on the first iteration.		* {{f\|Start\|link}} defines a ''0-based'' index of the first frame to play on the first iteration. Start is used for first iteration irrespective of the number of total iterations defined for this animation. Start defaults to 0 if not defined.
	* {{f\|End\|link}} defines the ~~''0-based'' index~~ of the last frame to ~~play on~~ the ~~first iteration~~.		* {{f\|End\|link}} defines the number of frames to play for the first iteration. End is only used if the total number of iteration is 1, which happens when LoopCount is not defined or LoopCount=1. If the total number of iterations is more than 1, then End value is disregarded and instead LoopEnd is used. If End is not given or if it has a larger number than existing frames, the first iteration will end anyway with the last frame of the SHP (it could be the shadow frames as well unless Shadow=yes is set in RA2/YR making it to end with the last normal frame).
	* {{f\|LoopStart\|link}} defines a ''0-based'' index of the first frame for ~~all following~~ iterations.		* {{f\|LoopStart\|link}} defines a ''0-based'' index of the first frame for loop iterations.
	* {{f\|LoopEnd\|link}} defines a '''''1'''-based'' index of the last frame ~~for all but the first~~ iterations~~. The first iteration will never play frames beyond this~~ one~~, even if {{Tt\|End}} is set to do so~~.		* {{f\|LoopEnd\|link}} defines a '''''1'''-based'' index of the last frame when total number of iterations is more than one.
	* {{f\|LoopCount\|link}} defines the total amount of iterations to play.		* {{f\|LoopCount\|link}} defines the total amount of iterations to play. Value 1 is for a single iteration where the Start and End values are used instead of LoopStart and LoopEnd. Value -1 is used for infinite loop.

	~~==== Example ====~~

	~~If you imagine two animations with code like this: [[Image:Loop_control.png\|thumb\|250px\|Looping control example schematics]]~~
	~~[ANIMA]~~
	~~Start=1~~
	~~End=9~~
	~~LoopStart=2~~
	~~LoopEnd=10~~
	~~LoopCount=-1~~

	~~[{{Co\|ANIMB\|#00c}}]~~
	~~Start=3~~
	~~End=7~~
	~~LoopStart=3~~
	~~LoopEnd=9~~
	~~LoopCount=-1~~

	, then the scheme on the right depicts the frames that will be played for ANIMA (upper/black scheme) and ANIMB (lower/blue scheme). Upper scale shows 0-based indices, lower scale shows 1-based indices.
	[[Category:General_Editing_Information]]		[[Category:General_Editing_Information]]

en>DCoder: Fixing this crap.

2010-10-16T17:03:40Z

Fixing this crap.

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	* {{f\|Start\|link}} defines a ''0-based'' index of the first frame to play on the first iteration.		* {{f\|Start\|link}} defines a ''0-based'' index of the first frame to play on the first iteration.
	* {{f\|End\|link}} defines the ~~amount~~ of ~~frames~~ to play on the first iteration.		* {{f\|End\|link}} defines the ''0-based'' index of the last frame to play on the first iteration.
	* {{f\|LoopStart\|link}} defines a ''0-based'' index of the first frame for all following iterations.		* {{f\|LoopStart\|link}} defines a ''0-based'' index of the first frame for all following iterations.
	* {{f\|LoopEnd\|link}} defines a '''''1'''-based'' index of the last frame for all but the first iterations. The first iteration will never play frames beyond this one, even if {{Tt\|End}} is set to do so.		* {{f\|LoopEnd\|link}} defines a '''''1'''-based'' index of the last frame for all but the first iterations. The first iteration will never play frames beyond this one, even if {{Tt\|End}} is set to do so.
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	[{{Co\|ANIMB\|#00c}}]		[{{Co\|ANIMB\|#00c}}]
	Start=3		Start=3
	End=5		End=7
	LoopStart=3		LoopStart=3
	LoopEnd=9		LoopEnd=9

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	Have loop (0-based):		Have loop (0-based):

	{{f\|Start\|link}} -> {{f\|LoopEnd\|link}}{{tt\|-1}} -- [{{f\|LoopCount\|link}}-1 times] --><-> {{f\|LoopStart\|link}} -> {{tt\|Start+End}}{{tt\|-1}}		{{f\|Start\|link}} -> {{f\|LoopEnd\|link}}{{tt\|-1}} -- [{{f\|LoopCount\|link}}-1 times] --><-> {{f\|LoopStart\|link}} -> {{tt\|Start+End}} {{tt\|-1}}

	*If {{tt\|Start}} > {{tt\|LoopEnd-1}}, animation will only play {{tt\|1}} frame using the index specified by {{tt\|Start}} and then directly enter the second Loop;		*If {{tt\|Start}} > {{tt\|LoopEnd-1}}, animation will only play {{tt\|1}} frame using the index specified by {{tt\|Start}} and then directly enter the second Loop;
			*If {{tt\|LoopStart}} > {{tt\|LoopEnd - 1}}, then display 1 frame of {{tt\|LoopStart}}, and then proceed to the next Loop.
	*If {{tt\|Start+End -1}} ≤ {{tt\|LoopStart}}, animation will only play {{tt\|1}} frame using the index specified by {{tt\|LoopStart}} and then end.		*If {{tt\|Start+End -1}} ≤ {{tt\|LoopStart}}, animation will only play {{tt\|1}} frame using the index specified by {{tt\|LoopStart}} and then end.
	From {{tt\|2}} to {{tt\|10}}, there are {{tt\|9}} numbers instead of {{tt\|10-2}}={{tt\|8}}. And {{tt\|10}}={{tt\|2+9-1}}.		From {{tt\|2}} to {{tt\|10}}, there are {{tt\|9}} numbers instead of {{tt\|10-2}}={{tt\|8}}. And {{tt\|10}}={{tt\|2+9-1}}.
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	None loop (1-based):		None loop (1-based):

	{{f\|Start\|link}}{{tt\|+1}} -> {{tt\|Start+}}{{f\|End\|link}} (← {{tt\|Start+1 + End - 1}})		{{f\|Start\|link}}{{tt\|+1}} -> {{tt\|Start+}}{{f\|End\|link}} (← {{tt\|Start+1 + End -1}})

	Have loop (1-based):		Have loop (1-based):

	{{f\|Start\|link}}{{tt\|+1}} -> {{f\|LoopEnd\|link}} -- [{{f\|LoopCount\|link}}-1 times] --><-> {{f\|LoopStart\|link}}{{tt\|+1}} -> {{tt\|Start+End}} (← {{tt\|Start+1 + }}{{f\|End\|link}}{{tt\| - 1}})		{{f\|Start\|link}}{{tt\|+1}} -> {{f\|LoopEnd\|link}} -- [{{f\|LoopCount\|link}}-1 times] --><-> {{f\|LoopStart\|link}}{{tt\|+1}} -> {{tt\|Start+End}} (← {{tt\|Start+1 + }}{{f\|End\|link}} {{tt\| -1}})

	*If {{tt\|Start+1}} > {{tt\|LoopEnd}}, animation will only play {{tt\|1}} frame using the index specified by {{tt\|Start+1}} and then directly enter the second Loop;		*If {{tt\|Start+1}} > {{tt\|LoopEnd}}, animation will only play {{tt\|1}} frame using the index specified by {{tt\|Start+1}} and then directly enter the second Loop;
			*If {{tt\|LoopStart + 1}} > {{tt\|LoopEnd}}, then display 1 frame of {{tt\|LoopStart + 1}}, and then proceed to the next Loop.
	*If {{tt\|Start+End}} ≤ {{tt\|LoopStart+1}}, animation will only play {{tt\|1}} frame using the index specified by {{tt\|LoopStart+1}} and then end.		*If {{tt\|Start+End}} ≤ {{tt\|LoopStart+1}}, animation will only play {{tt\|1}} frame using the index specified by {{tt\|LoopStart+1}} and then end.
	From {{tt\|2}} to {{tt\|10}}, there are {{tt\|9}} numbers instead of {{tt\|10-2}}={{tt\|8}}. And {{tt\|10}}={{tt\|2+9-1}}.		From {{tt\|2}} to {{tt\|10}}, there are {{tt\|9}} numbers instead of {{tt\|10-2}}={{tt\|8}}. And {{tt\|10}}={{tt\|2+9-1}}.

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	* {{f\|LoopCount\|link}} defines the total amount of iterations to play.		* {{f\|LoopCount\|link}} defines the total amount of iterations to play.
	** Value {{tt\|1}} is for a single iteration where the {{tt\|LoopStart}} and {{tt\|LoopEnd}} values are not used instead.		** Value {{tt\|1}} is for a single iteration where the {{tt\|LoopStart}} and {{tt\|LoopEnd}} values are not used instead.
	** Value {{tt\|~~> 1~~}}, then the following two tags will be used:		** Value {{tt\|≥ 2}}, then the following two tags will be used:
	*** {{f\|LoopStart\|link}} defines a '''''0'''-based'' index of the first frame for loop iterations.		*** {{f\|LoopStart\|link}} defines a '''''0'''-based'' index of the first frame for loop iterations.
	*** {{f\|LoopEnd\|link}} defines a '''''1'''-based'' index of the last frame when total number of iterations is more than one.		*** {{f\|LoopEnd\|link}} defines a '''''1'''-based'' index of the last frame when total number of iterations is more than one.
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	{{f\|Start\|link}} -> {{f\|LoopEnd\|link}}{{tt\|-1}} -- [{{f\|LoopCount\|link}}-1 times] --><-> {{f\|LoopStart\|link}} -> {{tt\|Start+End}} {{tt\|-1}}		{{f\|Start\|link}} -> {{f\|LoopEnd\|link}}{{tt\|-1}} -- [{{f\|LoopCount\|link}}-1 times] --><-> {{f\|LoopStart\|link}} -> {{tt\|Start+End}} {{tt\|-1}}

	*If {{tt\|Start}} > {{tt\|LoopEnd-1}}, animation will only play {{tt\|1}} frame using the index specified by {{tt\|Start}} and then directly enter the second Loop;		*If {{tt\|Start}} ≥ {{tt\|LoopEnd-1}}, animation will only play {{tt\|1}} frame using the index specified by {{tt\|Start}} and then directly enter the second Loop;
	*If {{tt\|LoopStart}} > {{tt\|LoopEnd - 1}}, then display 1 frame of {{tt\|LoopStart}}, and then proceed to the next Loop.		*If {{tt\|LoopStart}} ≥ {{tt\|LoopEnd - 1}}, then display 1 frame of {{tt\|LoopStart}}, and then proceed to the next Loop.
	*If {{tt\|Start+End -1}} ≤ {{tt\|LoopStart}}, animation will only play {{tt\|1}} frame using the index specified by {{tt\|LoopStart}} and then end.		*If {{tt\|Start+End -1}} ≤ {{tt\|LoopStart}}, animation will only play {{tt\|1}} frame using the index specified by {{tt\|LoopStart}} and then end.
	From {{tt\|2}} to {{tt\|10}}, there are {{tt\|9}} numbers instead of {{tt\|10-2}}={{tt\|8}}. And {{tt\|10}}={{tt\|2+9-1}}.		From {{tt\|2}} to {{tt\|10}}, there are {{tt\|9}} numbers instead of {{tt\|10-2}}={{tt\|8}}. And {{tt\|10}}={{tt\|2+9-1}}.
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	{{f\|Start\|link}}{{tt\|+1}} -> {{f\|LoopEnd\|link}} -- [{{f\|LoopCount\|link}}-1 times] --><-> {{f\|LoopStart\|link}}{{tt\|+1}} -> {{tt\|Start+End}} (← {{tt\|Start+1 + }}{{f\|End\|link}} {{tt\| -1}})		{{f\|Start\|link}}{{tt\|+1}} -> {{f\|LoopEnd\|link}} -- [{{f\|LoopCount\|link}}-1 times] --><-> {{f\|LoopStart\|link}}{{tt\|+1}} -> {{tt\|Start+End}} (← {{tt\|Start+1 + }}{{f\|End\|link}} {{tt\| -1}})

	*If {{tt\|Start+1}} > {{tt\|LoopEnd}}, animation will only play {{tt\|1}} frame using the index specified by {{tt\|Start+1}} and then directly enter the second Loop;		*If {{tt\|Start+1}} ≥ {{tt\|LoopEnd}}, animation will only play {{tt\|1}} frame using the index specified by {{tt\|Start+1}} and then directly enter the second Loop;
	*If {{tt\|LoopStart + 1}} > {{tt\|LoopEnd}}, then display 1 frame of {{tt\|LoopStart + 1}}, and then proceed to the next Loop.		*If {{tt\|LoopStart + 1}} ≥ {{tt\|LoopEnd}}, then display 1 frame of {{tt\|LoopStart + 1}}, and then proceed to the next Loop.
	*If {{tt\|Start+End}} ≤ {{tt\|LoopStart+1}}, animation will only play {{tt\|1}} frame using the index specified by {{tt\|LoopStart+1}} and then end.		*If {{tt\|Start+End}} ≤ {{tt\|LoopStart+1}}, animation will only play {{tt\|1}} frame using the index specified by {{tt\|LoopStart+1}} and then end.
	From {{tt\|2}} to {{tt\|10}}, there are {{tt\|9}} numbers instead of {{tt\|10-2}}={{tt\|8}}. And {{tt\|10}}={{tt\|2+9-1}}.		From {{tt\|2}} to {{tt\|10}}, there are {{tt\|9}} numbers instead of {{tt\|10-2}}={{tt\|8}}. And {{tt\|10}}={{tt\|2+9-1}}.