You can do this with tkinter, but it's not trivial, use a canvas
you can simulate fade-in: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2744...-animation
I would think you could get good results by overlaying two images, and vary transparency on up, other down over a set
time period.
Proper animation is an art
do a google image search to find images with: "paper tape" encoding
here's some reading material: https://www.python-course.eu/turing_machine.php
also investigate tkinter lift and lower (can have multiple Frames ready)
you can simulate fade-in: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2744...-animation
I would think you could get good results by overlaying two images, and vary transparency on up, other down over a set
time period.
Proper animation is an art
do a google image search to find images with: "paper tape" encoding
here's some reading material: https://www.python-course.eu/turing_machine.php
also investigate tkinter lift and lower (can have multiple Frames ready)