Instead of a static image in the forground, perhaps you want an "animated character."  This is achieved by loading in several static images and then each "frame" of the animation (e.g. each loop iteration, for example) showing a different image (a frame in the sequence).  This code loads in the three steps in the sequence and then plays them over and over.  (Look for "Animation v1.vi" in the attached zip file.)

In the prior example, however, even if the character isn't moving, it still "animates" the sequence of steps.  In this code, it checks the location of the character from loop-to-loop, and if still in the same place (e.g. motor rotations are equal), then displays the "standing still" image.  Otherwise, if moving, then cycles through the animation.  (Look for "Animation v2.vi" in the attached zip file.)

In the prior example, the character is "always running to the right" even if the character is moving left.  Thus, we load in three additional images (the "facing left images", which are just the ones facing right flipped), and display those if the character is going left (e.g. if the current position is LESS than the prior position).  Note to load in all six images we used a for loop and converted the loop number (0 to 5) into a string to help us load the right image into the array. (Look for "Animation v3.vi" in the attached zip file.)