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u add it in a different program than DBP, such as a modeling program or an animation program.

Im assuming that stands for Texas, USA, if it does i live there too

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You want the starting and ending frame numbers of the two animations. The play animation command will take a starting and ending frame as arguments and only play those.

If you don't have any other means of determining what those frame numbers are (like a help file with the object) you can write a simple program to play from frame # 1 up to another frame number held in a variable. Maybe a bit of code to add 1 to that variable when the "+" key is pressed, subtract one when "-" is pressed, and play the animation when space is pressed. that'll let you explore the animations.

If you do this, make sure to check for IS PLAYING() = 1 when you press the key to begin the animation. Don't play if it's already playing -- the computer reads the keyboard far faster than you can get your finger off the key, and you'll end up with a jerkey replaying of the first few frames of the animation in that time. (same thing with PLAY SOUND on a keypress, often gives a "machine gun" effect to what's intended to be a single pistol shot).

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