Eva,
>It doesn't seem to be catching on any particular image. OK, so it's not the images. >It seems to be >directly related to the volume of images. For example initially the smaller >galleries work fine but if I continue through and look through the other >galleries (granted the larger galleries post the previously discussed error >message.) and I come back to the smaaller galleries that were working before >they proceed to sieze up too. OK, so it seems more and more like a memory problem. What happens if you crank the projector's memory allocation? On the whole I think the idea of storing the image pixels (you're doing a .duplicate()) in a list seems heavy (esp. unoptimized if it's jpegs) - the list will hold all the uncompressed images which may be rather heavy. It seems more optimized to just .duplicate() one image at a time to a buffer, do your stuff, erase the buffer, and then take the next image. But it depends, maybe you need all the images at once? Let me ask you, there was a mention of having different galleries in different movies... do you make sure to erase the old list of images before entering the next movie? If it is a global, or contained as a property in a global object it might reside in memory unless erased. But then again, if you use the same name for the global in the next movie, it will be overwritten anyhoo. >Again I am not using lesson one but two. All of my members are held in >internal casts not relative path folders. Sorry, I thought lesson 2 was an extension of lesson 1. >I always keep an external folder within my project for all of my xtras to >eliminate overhead by having them in each individual movie. The extras are not stored in the movie, but in the projector, of which you only have one, or am I missing the point? -A. [To remove yourself from this list, or to change to digest mode, go to http://www.penworks.com/lingo-l.cgi To post messages to the list, email [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Problems, email [EMAIL PROTECTED]). Lingo-L is for learning and helping with programming Lingo. Thanks!]
