Hi Judy,
Judy Perry wrote:
I used a preOpenCard handler to handle the initial locations of
the three
images, then an openCard handler to handle their movement.
Here is the entire card script:
on preOpenCard
set the loc of image "BStone1.gif" to 326,152
set the loc of image "Bstone2.gif" t
Hi Judy,
I'm pretty bleery-eyed at this time of day, but I reorganized your code
slightly and got improved (I think) results. Here's what I did:
on preOpenCard -- no changes here
set the loc of image "BStone1.gif" to 326,152
set the loc of image "Bstone2.gif" to 215,155
set the loc of im
Hi Phil,
I used a preOpenCard handler to handle the initial locations of the three
images, then an openCard handler to handle their movement.
Here is the entire card script:
on preOpenCard
set the loc of image "BStone1.gif" to 326,152
set the loc of image "Bstone2.gif" to 215,155
set the l
Hi Judy,
Judy Perry wrote:
Scott,
I did start them off from a pre-determined location in a preOpenCard
handler. (sorry I didn't include that part).
Have you tried starting it from an 'openCard' handler? I'm thinking the
preOpenCard start might be hosing something, since the card is not yet
Scott,
I did start them off from a pre-determined location in a preOpenCard
handler. (sorry I didn't include that part).
I don't understand (I might well be denser than, well, I don't know!):
The only wait statement is AFTER the move statement(s). And after the
'set lockMoves to false' statemen
Recently, Judy Perry wrote:
> I am trying to use the move command to simultaneously move three images in
> 2.7. on Mac OS 10.3.9 (not that this probably matters given that the error
> is almost certainly due to 'stupid user syndrome').
>
> Here is what the docs say:
>
> "To move multiple objects
Hi,
I am trying to use the move command to simultaneously move three images in
2.7. on Mac OS 10.3.9 (not that this probably matters given that the error
is almost certainly due to 'stupid user syndrome').
Here is what the docs say:
"To move multiple objects at the same time, set the lockMoves p
