Works quite well here.

window.requestAnimationFrame() can play more nicely with others (e.g. maybe stopping when the window doesn't have focus, delaying when the CPU is overloaded and maybe other niceties that vary by browser) than setTimeout on modern browsers, at the cost of having to track time yourself.

function init() {
...
for( ...) {
var frameState = {idx: i, start: null, nextFrame: null}
window.requestAnimationFrame(processOverlay.bind(frameState))
}
}

function processOverlay(timestamp) {
var idx = this.idx;
if (!this.start) { this.start = timestamp; this.nextFrame = timestamp }

if (this.nextFrame > timestamp)
{
// Nothing to do this time.
window.requestAnimationFrame(processOverlay.bind(this));
return
}

...

if (done)
{
this.nextFrame = tempFrameTime + timestamp
window.requestAnimationFrame(processOverlay.bind(this));
return
}
...
}

Have you thought about doing one with Sheik?

I meant having male Sheik interact with female Link.

Whomever did the first post, are you interested in teaching programming? Also, I like the idea of shiek coersing linkett into doing many things

Is this animated? 'Cause it isn't animating for me. I'm using firefox 34.0.5.

I'm curious:
Is a script like this superior to an animated format like gif, or is this just a fancy gimmick?

@Admin: I can't wait to see gender-swapped Link getting skull-fucked like this in a full-color comic version of this scene and hope you can get around to making it happen!!