On 18/05/14 15:47, Nakia Brewer wrote:
I am after the move transition.
Touch more aesthetically pleasing...
"If the lockMoves property is set to true, when you use the move command
to move an object around the screen, the movement does not become
visible until the lockMoves is set to false. You can set the lockMoves
property to true, start several objects moving, then set the lockMoves
to false to begin the motion,"
Having set lockMoves to true
telling the objects to move
one has to set lockMoves to false to see them move.
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However; this is pretty useless:
I made an 800 x 600 stack with 2 images:
"COW1" and "COW2" at 75,75 and 725,575 respectively
and a script in a button:
on mouseUp
if the loc of img "COW1" is 75,75 then
set the lockMoves to true
move img "COW1" to 725, 525
move img "COW2" to 75,75
set the lockMoves to false
else
set the lockMoves to true
move img "COW1" to 75,75
move img "COW2" to 725,525
set the lockMoves to false
end if
end mouseUp
and the whole thing is utter rubbish:
1. The whole process is very slow indeed.
2. Nothing is seen to move: first COW1 vanishes, then COW2 hops to the
new position,
and then COW1 appears in the new position.
SO . . . obviously, one has to do it some other way.
This is the sort of moment when I metaphorically roar "Jacqueline
Landman Gay",
mainly because I have some sort of half-gone memory of her having solved
this problem
before.
Richmond.
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