The package contains a powerful animator called ANI (both for moving and for alternating pictures, with speed and direction switchers, standby etc) and a sample of examples to explain the use of ANI in own animations.
Shows an animation when the calculator is warmstarted (or on demand) of a face saying "This is Hewlett Packard's HP48SX!". For the S series only. Also has a version for the G series that doesn't affect warmstarts but lets you specify the name to display.
This plots a series of lissajous and animates them. It is possible to see the resulting figure in about eleventy-two different ways: cylindrical or flat, rotating or oscillating about a horizontal or vertical axis, moving toward you or away, moving to the left or to the right, or just wobbling.
Using a short area of the screen, this little program (207 bytes) shows the free memory of your 48GX in three different ways simultaneously: a graphic bar, bytes, and percent. Written in System RPL.
A cool graphics demo featuring realtime animated 3D graphics. Source code included. It has a fast line routine, Sin/Cos lookup code, uses 1.7 fixed point math to do the calculations, and double buffering for the animation. It may not run from a port since it is self modifying.
Whirl is a very impressive, fast, small, smooth demo, that shows a swirling pattern on the screen of the calculator. This amazing demo is written in assembly language and includes full HP-syntax source code.