yes, you´re right, but it wouldn´t solve the problem. to create an instance of the script did. interesting that when you assign a script to the scripinstancelist of several sprites they act like one. probably they refer to the same memory adress or something like that. but it´s unexpected.
thanks,
q
At 16:48 24/6/2003 -0500, you wrote:
On Tuesday, Jun 24, 2003, at 16:11 America/Chicago, Quixadá wrote:
hi, rob
yes, you´re right, that´s exactly my problem. i´ve made a simple dir just to show what´s happening. here are the scripts:
The very first thing you should do is put the sendAllSprites call *outside* of your repeat loop.
Try this.
on startMovie repeat with i = 1 to 3 puppetSprite i,TRUE sprite(i).member = member 1 of castLib 1 sprite(i).loc = point(400 + random(70),300 + random(70)) sprite(i).scriptInstanceList.add(script("zoom")) end repeat updateStage sendAllSprites(#change,1) end
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