Scripting help needed

I am wondering if there is someoen out there, that could write a script for a picture frame for me.
I know how to make them flash different pictures, that is not the problem.
What I need is a linked cirlcle, with four to eight circles around the original circle, each smaller cirlce needs to flash a different pic then the cirlcle beside it.
With a fade in fade out effect.

If nessarsy (sp) I can pay for this.
I will just need to ask my investor.

Please, someone help, this si for my studio.

~Heaven's Gate Studio~

If you search my name in the gadgets forum you can pop over to my shop (the SLURL is there) and see the frame I made attempting a smooth fade-in/out effect. Doing some work to expand the notion to multipe pictures in a custom configuration would be viable. Send me an IM in game if you like.

ps. this is the wrong forum to ask for products wanted.

I'm not asking for product, I can make my own fram, I'm asking for script tip, and or help..
Ty, I will drop by when the grid reopens.
~MH~

hehe well I guess to people in these forums, the scripts ARE a product

If you're looking for some guidance, the basic effects can really be achieved by querying the texture items in the frame, and setting the texture faces of link objects with some logic to rotate via timer. My fade effect (actually based on some discussions here) was done using 2 prims and fading the alpha in and out on the front one to mask the texture switch phase and make it seem smooth (ie hide the grey/rezzing phase of the switch)

What Shadow said. Like any other kind of service, scripting is a product. If you want a scripting /tip/, then my tip to you is llSetAlpha. If you want someone to create a script that fades between images for four to eight circles with images that are different from each other, then you're looking for a scripting product.

Morgan, your thread title applies to 98% of posts in this forum. Next time, please put a hint of the SUBJECT in the thread title, so folks interested in that can read it.

You have no idea how many of us simply skip posts with unhelpful titles. If you want your thread read, title it appropriately.

I read a small fraction of them, when I'm bored, and usually post a reminder like this when I do.

The simple way to do what you're asking is to simply create 4 or 8 independent picture frames and different photos in each. But I suppose you want to just drop all the textures in the root prim and let them get dealt out. Good luck; it's doable, and a clever person might even make it fairly simple. But it's not trivial, especially to handle odd corner cases (like, there are 8 circles but only 7 textures).