Quote from Vendetta

Make it sort of bob around, to make it look more like a bubble
oh and you can't put swf's in posts or sigs anymore. That went with the old forums

So even if i wasn't a too lazy to update my sig, i couldn't insert another .swf?

Quote from Coldzero

More Work For you!! >=D

NOOOOOO! I doesn't like doin meniel labours!

Joo will do mental labors! So joo will have your revenge against teh surface dwellers!!! >:3

You could also just save the animation as an animated .gif, and put that in your sig.

Quote from Vendetta

You could also just save the animation as an animated .gif, and put that in your sig.

But then i couldn't have it preform the functions it has at the moment as a .gif

If you upload the .SWF to trupload (I guess it would work for any other website), then right click and select View Page Source, on the actual page of the animation you uploaded, or go through File>View Page Source.

Scroll through it until you find the link your your swf. file (www.truploader.com/view/upload78594754897), except it has to have the .swf extension such as www.truploader.com/view/upload3493846349856.SWF <- If the .swf isn't at the end of it, then it will not work. Same as an animate .gif or jpeg. Then when you edit your signature, wrap SWF tags around it and put the width and hight in brackets [*SWF="LINK HERE WHATEVER"] [550] [400] [/*SWF]

There are tutorials on it in the tutorial section.

you can learn that in Hyun's tutorial =P
I know how to buts it hard to explain by text...

I'm sure I can explain how to do many of the things that you deem "Hard to explain in text". It's all on how lazy or experienced someone is about soemthing.

Lieks yay! I think this may be my best animation. well, my best looking one anyway
http://www.truploader.com/view/127624
I say that because I am aware of horrific resizing problems and a stop-go motion to it.
EDIT: And the bad foot placement.
EDIT EDIT: and the shakyness
EDIT EDIT EDIT: and the bad run.