No, you only need to add a vertex list once and it return's an object you
can update, then you only need to change the vertices of that object
whenever you want to move it around. So for example:
self.images.append(self.render.add(4, pyglet.gl.GL_QUADS, group(1),
('v3f',((16),(16),0.999996, 32+(16),(16),0.999996, 32+(16),32+(16),
0.999996, (16),32+(16),0.999996)),
('t3f',(self.texture1.tex_coords))))
#update vertices
self.images[0].vertices = [(32),(32),0.999995, 32+(32),(32),0.999995, 32+(32
),32+(32),0.999995, (32),32+(32),0.999995]
You can do the same with texture coordinates if you want to change the
current image its rendering:
self.images[0].tex_coords = self.texture2.tex_coords
However this only applies to the texture assigned to the vertex lists
group, if you want to draw an image thats associated with a different group
you'll have to migrate it to that group:
self.render.migrate(self.images[0],pyglet.gl.GL_QUADS,group(2),self.render)
self.images[0].tex_coords = self.texture2.tex_coords
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