If you see the green arrow button with 2 little white squares inside : that is the normal end :)
It was just a little try with this crazzy free Wink Prog :)

I don't believe that the move of cursor generate "loaded image" , it's real time move on the comput user :) (I believe but I am not sure but normaly it's the flash technology : Animated a vectorized object :)
And the speed movement of this cursor can be big increased!
Even be erased :)

Hi Pilou,

It's looking good so far, if I may offer a suggestion..:-)
The last frame that shows the results after the Boolean
did not always stay on the screen long enough to see it..
at first, then it worked sometimes... I'm not sure why it was like that.

In the Properties up on the top right area of the interface,
there's place to tell Wink to stay in the frame for X amount
of seconds. The animated cursor travel of Wink can make
it look like there is movement using a considerably lower
number of frames than what you initially record, so by
deleting similar frames in between the "action"
and by giving the frames that show the significant changes from
one operation to another, a certain amount of time to
stay on the screen, you can cut down the file size of the swf
without any loss of smoothness to the animation.

hope it makes sense. :-)

Jesse

P.S. Viewing it on a 17 inch laptop screen I had to scroll down
to find the green arrows and scroll back up to see the movie,
so if you down-size MoI to 750 x 500 or so, to make a smaller
image frame, it will fit on the screen better.
.