figure out what the max number of thumnails you might need is, and put
that many sprites on in the frame. then only use the ones you need, and
either make the other ones invisible, or move the others offstage. you
don't really need to create sprites on the fly, though that can be done.
and be careful with the distinction between cast members and sprites.
you don't need to duplicate a cast member to have 2 of them on the
stage. that is exactly what sprites are for.
hope this helps...
--bhakti
"Nicolas S.-Roy" wrote:
>
> Is there any way to duplicate a sprite on the stage with Lingo? If not,
> is it possible to duplicate a cast member and place the duplicated cast
> member at a specified place on the stage, once again with Lingo?
>
> At there very least, are there any ways to dynamically place sprites on
> the stage ?
>
> I need to dynamically load thumbnails of some slides, and since the
> number of slides varies, I want to just duplicate the right amount of
> thumbnail cast members...
>
> I have a lot of experience with Actionscript but I'm still kind of new
> to Lingo so this may seem like a stupid question, but any help would be
> very appreciated.
>
> Thanks
>
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