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 Most laser content images are static (unmoving) unless they are part of a multi-frame animation (multiple frames in sequence to give the appearance of movement).  The main way you would make a static frame into a single frame animation is to apply an effect to the laser content. This document will explain the use of the Effect Editor to accomplish this. Most laser content images are static (unmoving) unless they are part of a multi-frame animation (multiple frames in sequence to give the appearance of movement).  The main way you would make a static frame into a single frame animation is to apply an effect to the laser content. This document will explain the use of the Effect Editor to accomplish this.
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