>
>As Kerry said, I can assure you that a frame script of:
>
>on exitFrame me
> go to the frame
>end
>
>will keep the playhead on one frame. That is a basic element of most
>Lingo-based Director programs.
Yes, thank you. It is as you have written. I have made a mistake. Sorry!
>
>As far as one frame vs using the score goes, it is really a matter of
>style - and a matter of the type of application.
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I do appreciate the time and trouble you took to explain this.
May I ask:
a. how long a sprite is in the score is dependant on the application.
For educational applications, usually how many frames are used:
5? 10? When does one use the default 28?
b. Is there a limit to the length of the score used?
i.e. does one design into 1000's of frames? Or would the designer bring into
play things like MIAWs?
I really appreciate your input.
Thanks,
Genevieve
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