hi ,

attach the following script [behavior] to the sprites, those u want to
follow the mouse.

<code>

property pnMyLoc
property pnOffset
property pnSpriteNum

on beginSprite me

  pnSpriteNum = sprite(me.spriteNum)
  pnOffset = the mouseLoc - pnSpriteNum.loc


end

on exitFrame me

    pnSpriteNum.loc = the mouseLoc + pnOffset

end


</code ends>


sandy.




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Sent: Friday, November 09, 2001 10:21 AM
To: lingo-L
Subject: <lingo-l> Group sprite move?


I am having an issue with moving a group of sprites (3+) so that they
stay the same distance relative to each other, but follow the mouse
around.

The solution on DOUG does not fit my needs, as I need the code to be
a all in ONE self contained single handler.

I have tried many lingo tricks up my sleeve, including use of the
offset function, but all I end up doing is creating stuff that is
only useful for putting into a multimedia serendipity gallery of
amusing to look at examples.

Anyone?
--
Thanks kindly.

David Turk
Director Programmer
Show-Ads Interactive
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