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When loading an image, you have the option of specifying if there are multiple frames of animation in the image. Often animations will be stored in a single image as a horizontal or vertical strip or even arrayed in a grid.
The loadImage function lets you specify how many frames across and down there are in an image.
In this example loadImage("Gus_Running_Left_Small.png",1,18); says that the image should be treated as an animation 1 frame wide and 18 frames high. The drawImage has an extra parameter to say which frame of animation to use.
