Use sequences and grouped frames in Anitalk
Keep a phrase together while an emoji changes.
Written By Enrique Bonansea
Last updated 23 days ago
Parentheses and braces create sequences. Square brackets group content into a frame.
Try this example
{[HELLO (๐๐)]}HELLO stays visible while the face alternates between ๐ and ๐. The square brackets keep the phrase and current emoji together in each frame.
- Copy the example into Anitalk.
- Preview it before changing anything.
- Replace HELLO with your short greeting.
- Change the emoji pair and preview again.
The result looks wrong
Check matching brackets and simplify to one changing element. Putting a multi-character word inside a sequence advances its characters instead of necessarily keeping the word together. For mixed languages or joined scripts, keep the phrase fixed and animate a separate symbol until every frame looks right.
Use Anitalk's in-app Help for escaping, flips, and text-style syntax, or read the syntax guide.
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