How do I (Gallery) RESOLVED

Hello everybody, Does anyone have any examples of how to create an image gallery?

I'd tell him/her: "hey, please create an image gallery".

EDIT: This post isn't funny anymore, since topic was edited

stankol lmfao

Btw, that's how I would do it.

rony Sueliton

Here's a quick example of a simple gallery:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/905 ... llery.capx

OddConfection, I did something like that too. In this his example, if I want to create an image equal to the frame, how could I do? And, if I click the arrow, the object that was created should not be changed.

OddConfection, I did something like that too. In this his example, if I want to create an image equal to the frame, how could I do? And, if I click the arrow, the object that was created should not be changed.

If you want the image to fill the area, resize it to the same size as the "Window Size" in project properties or import an image of the same dimensions. You might want to set "Fullscreen in browser" to off as well.

I've updated the capx with those changes, same link as before: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/905 ... llery.capx

Here's the result of the changes: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/905 ... index.html

I'm not sure what you mean about "if I click the arrow, the object that was created should not be changed." When clicking the arrow, it goes to the next image (frame in object).

OddConfection, look at the example I'm doing, and when I click the arrow object created, changes along with the static object. But that was not to happen. The object created must not have changed their image.

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Ok, now I've seen your capx I understand what you were asking.

I've modified your capx so that the images you create from double-clicking won't change.

Basically what I did was give them a Boolean instance variable which was true if it's the click- able object and false if it's the draggable one.

I also used a local variable to save the frame of the click-able object, so I could set the correct frame for the created object.

OddConfection, That's right, your very interesting response, will serve for many other applications. Now I make modifications to create new object.

Thanks a lot, man!