Well, I have a file of 208 images for a tachometer gauge I experimented with using a Nextion display. So I loaded up the images in my Local Server’s image folder and made up this fansnazy routine to load them all in…
BLYNK_WRITE(V2) {
if (param.asInt()) {
for (int i = 0; i <= 208; i++) {
gaugeImage= "http://10.10.3.13:8000/";
gaugeImage+= i;
gaugeImage+= ".jpg";
Blynk.setProperty(V0, "url", i + 1, gaugeImage);
Blynk.virtualWrite(V4, gaugeImage);
delay (10);
}
}
}
I actually confirmed that it does exactly what I want with a Display Widget showing the full URL… but absolutely nothing happens in the Image Widget… So I think the “url” property has issues (I seem to recall another topic about this, but not bothering to search for it right now) 
So, Plan B… use one command and the whole “urls” method… loaded with 60 images (go ahead and count them 
)…
BLYNK_WRITE(V5) {
Blynk.setProperty(V0, "urls", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/0.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/1.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/2.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/3.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/4.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/5.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/6.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/7.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/8.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/9.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/10.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/11.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/12.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/13.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/14.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/15.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/16.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/17.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/18.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/19.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/20.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/21.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/22.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/23.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/24.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/25.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/26.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/27.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/28.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/29.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/30.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/31.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/32.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/33.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/34.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/35.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/36.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/37.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/38.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/39.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/40.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/41.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/42.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/43.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/44.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/45.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/46.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/47.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/48.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/49.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/50.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/51.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/52.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/53.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/54.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/55.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/56.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/57.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/58.jpg", "http://10.10.3.13:8000/59.jpg");
}
This actually worked! But this only allowed up to index 34… So I think that is the limit allowed with a single Image Widget?? Or at least by this method.
And it does scroll through them nicely with a slider and code… but my RPM is governed 
@wickedbeernut So there you go… you can have only 34 bottles of beer on the wall 