I can think of two ways to approach this. First, 30x30 = 900, so if you
just convert your clues to work within 2 text members (one for down,
one for across), then you should be able to get in under the 1000
limit.
However, if you want more a flexible redesign, then I would suggest
imaging lingo. Then you can create a grid of any size and run it in a
single sprite (or simply to the stage).
-Kurt
If you're willing to rethink your method, check out the sudoku.dir I
recently posted to Direct-L. It uses an HTML table in a single text
member for the grid. It responds appropriately to mouse clicks,
keyboard arrows, and text (just the numbers 1-9). There is no reason
why similar code couldn't work for a crossword puzzle.
Run this in your message window
play movie "http://pimen.to/sudoku4";
and check out the sudokuGrid behavior.
Dave
On Feb 20, 2006, at 8:37 PM, MinaKetan wrote:
Hi
I have created one crossword application in Director mx 2004 and the
grids
has been created by textfields (cast member) putting in the sprite and
clues
also been created same way(using sprites). This was 20 x 20 grid with
30
clues.
Now the client require a 30 x 30 grid with 60 clues. My problem is
since
director can only accomodate maximum 1000 channels and with the
existing
approch my requirment is more.
can we have some way where textfileds would be created/duplicated
dynamically and through object oriented programming we can put those
textfields into the stage?
just an wild idea any xtra available to increase number of channels?
thanks in advance
ketan
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