So let me get this straight.

You are trying to have a .gif file display randomly all over the screen.
Without each .gif disappearing.
Is that right?

I've worked on it, and here's my result.

You really don't need that library you have there.

This code involves a lot OOP (Object Oriented Programming), but it is way more efficient, the more picture you add.
If you intend to remember what I did in this code, try to learn the basics of OOP.
For your convenience, I added comments throughout the code, so you know what each thing does.

Here's the code:

1. import java.util.List; //Imports the list utility.
   
2. 
   
3. List <img> images = new ArrayList(); //Makes an image array list.
   
4. 
   
5. PImage p; //Declares the image
   
6. 
   
7. void setup() {
   
8.   size(360, 360);
   
9.   p = loadImage("B.gif"); //Loads image.
   
10.   imageMode(CENTER);
    
11. }
    
12. 
    
13. void draw() {
    
14.   background(200);
    
15.   for (img i: images) { //Cycles through every instance of the image.
    
16.     i.display(); //Calls the display function to display each instance.
    
17.   }
    
18. }
    
19. 
    
20. void mousePressed() {
    
21.   images.add(new img()); //Adds new instance.
    
22. }
    
23. 
    
24. class img { //Image class.;
    
25.   int x; //Declares position x.
26.   int y; //Declares position y.
    
27.   img() {
    
28.     x = int(random(width)); //Defines position x.
    
29.     y = int(random(height)); //Defines position y.
    
30.   }
    
31. 
    
32.   void display() {
    
33.     image(p, x, y, 30, 30); //Displays your image.
    
34.   }
    
35. }
    

If you want the code to keep going without pressing the mouse every time, put a limit.
Otherwise, the program will run out of memory, regardless how much you put into it.

- MenteCode.

Hi,

Oh. I didn't quite get why you were using the gifAnimation library.
I see that you already know that you need that library to have gifs cycle through every frame on its own.

Where did you get that library? I didn't find it in the built-in library search.
I might be able to help out a bit further and investigate the issue.

- MenteCode.

I'm wondering if an input name of my gif file would be inserted in here to call it through every instance of the gif image?

Let me explain things more clearly.

You've already put the name into the system, in PImage, and loadImage. That's it.
Then you just define the information about the object, of in your case, the image, and then let the rest of the program use it.

Short Answer: No.

I apologise if this is a silly question!

Not at all. OOP is a tad harder than a programmer would expect when they learn it.
You just need to understand what is going on in the program (In the class, to be precise).

- MenteCode.

I got the gif animation library from 

My gosh thank u for ur support and help here! Before I came back onto the forum i had a nightmare trying to understand everything whilst patching different codes together, I have tried your code and it works perfectly with my gif file! :D 

Just a silly observation. But I can't see where variable p is being used anywhere! 
Perhaps line codes #6 & # 11 are not really necessary?! 
Nice code anyways! 

Good call, GoToLoop.

Line 6 and Line 11 are most definitely not needed.
I forgot that I would not need to import PImage, as the allFrames variable does the same thing as PIamge does, along with allowing animation.

Glad I could help, dreamweaver565.

- MenteCode.

hello good day!

Any Java 3rd-party libraries can't be used in other languages!

awh thats a shame, so if i wanted it to be in javascript i would have to change all the coding to allow it to work?

AFAIK, OpenProcessing.org has an option for Java applet import!

Java applet import! ok, that is for processing 1.5 right? I will download that version and export it through that instead of 2.0.

Okay i did! i just uploaded it to open processing :) thank u for ur help btw!! :D