use 'getat' instead of 'getpropat'. Getat works with prop lists too. getpropat gets
the prop name not value. Also you shouldn't put your count in the repeat loop. It will
count the list every time the loop repeats. put it befor the loop:
x = count(propertylistname)
repeat with aa = 1 to x
try adding 'updatestage' at the end of your repeat loop.
--jR
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DT-Rene Vazquez wrote:
Hi, I'm trying to animate a sprite by script code with lingo. I move the
sprite with a while loop
I should know this but i don't. I have 2 shockwave movies that share an external cast
but when i play them in a browser I get an error saying Unable to open
'external.cst.ink' . I don't understand why its asking for a '.ink' extention. I have
both the protected and unprotected external cast in
ok, i just found the anwser to my oun question. For those of you that don't know, you
have to preload the external file into memory before importing, or linking for that
matter.
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in the area where you want this to work you would do something like this:
--
on beginsprite
sprite(your circle spritenum).visible = 0
end
on mouseenter
pFollowMouse = 1
end
on mouseleave
pFollowMouse = 0
end
on exitframe
if pFollowMouse = 1 then
sprite(your circle spritenum).loc =
I haven't used Microangelo, i'm not sure how easy it is to use. But if you want to
create custom icons with an art program (like photoshop) look into resHacker for
windows. You can exchange an executable's graphics, like icons.
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