#!/bin/bash
# This script creates a slow snail animation file
# It simulates the movement of a snail across a screen over time

# Set the number of frames (each frame represents a second)
NUM_FRAMES=100

# Create a directory to store the animation files
mkdir -p /home/user/animations

# Generate each frame of the animation
for ((i=0; i<=$NUM_FRAMES; i++)); do
    # Calculate the position of the snail on the screen
    X=$((i * 5))
    Y=$((i * 2))

    # Create a new PNG file for each frame
    echo "convert -size 300x300 -background white -fill black -font Arial -falign 0.5 -pointsize 14 -text "$X,$$Y" 'snail.png'" | bash
done

# The animation file is a series of PNGs named snail.png
# These can be played in a web browser or with an image viewer

echo "Animation created: /home/user/animations/snail.gif"