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makeScriptedSprite or similar for DirectorMX (not 2004)

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makeScriptedSprite or similar for DirectorMX (not 2004)

makeScriptedSprite or similar for DirectorMX (not 2004)

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In my program, the code will calculate the number of members to go on the screen.  Now I know to add a member you need to do a replace with one thats already on screen, but I dont know how many members will be required, so dynamically creating them using lingo would be excellent.  I found information on makeScriptedSprite() for MX2004, but I only have MX.  Anyone got any ideas of a way around this?

RE: makeScriptedSprite or similar for DirectorMX (not 2004)

Say if you want to create a sprite 100 with a member "madCow", you will do:

--
sprite(100).puppet = 1
sprite(100).member = member("madCow")
--

Kenneth Kawamoto
www.materiaprima.co.uk

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