> All of above sprites works correctly, but alone. If I use both of
> them, my pictures don't change.
I believe it is likely not working correctly because "starttimer" is being
used in both scripts on the same frame.
For the first script you might try something like the following. In this
script a timeOut object is created that calls a handler every 5 seconds to
change the pictures. I believe you could take the concepts of this script
to modify your other script.
Anthony
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----------------------------------------------------------------------------
property spriteNum
property psTimeOut -- unique timeout object name
property pnTimerLength -- length of timer expressed in milliseconds
property ch
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
on beginsprite (me)
-- get a unique name to use as a reference to the timeout object
psTimeOut = string(me)
-- set timer length to 5 seconds
pnTimerLength = 5000
-- create a timeout object
oTemp = timeout(psTimeOut).new(pnTimerLength , #changePicture, me)
-- inintialize cast member number
ch=300
end beginSprite
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
on endSprite (me)
-- remove timout object|
me.removeTimeOutObject()
end endSprite
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
on changePicture (me)
ch = ch +1
puppetTransition 50
if ch =312 then ch = 300
if ch =299 then ch = 311
set the member of sprite(9) to member ch of castLib "gallery"
end changePicture
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
on removeTimeOutObject (me)
-- remove timout object
timeout(psTimeOut).forget()
end removeTimeOutObject
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