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newTexture
Syntax
member(
whichCastmember
).newTexture(
newTextureName
\
{,
#typeIndicator
,
sourceObjectReference
})
Description
3D command; creates a new texture within the referenced member’s texture palette and returns a
reference to the new texture. All textures in the member’s texture palette must have a unique
name. The
#typeIndicator
and
sourceObjectReference
parameters are optional, and if not
specified a new texture with no type or source is created. The only way cast member textures
will work is if you specify the cast member in the
newTexture
constructor.
The
#typeIndicator
parameter can have two values,
#fromCastMember
(a cast member) or
#fromImageObject
(a lingo image object). The
sourceObjectReference
parameter must be a
cast member reference if you specify
#fromCastMember
, or must be a Lingo image object if you
specify
#fromImageObject
.
Example
The first line of this statement creates a new texture called Grass 02 from cast member 5 of castlib
1. The second line creates a blank new texture called Blank.
member("3D World").newTexture("Grass \
02",#fromCastMember,member(5,1))
member("3D World").newTexture("Blank")
next
Syntax
next
Description
Keyword; refers to the next marker in the movie and is equivalent to the phrase
the marker (+ 1)
.
Examples
This statement sends the playhead to the next marker in the movie:
go next
This handler moves the movie to the next marker in the Score when the right arrow key is pressed
and to the previous marker when the left arrow key is pressed:
on keyUp
if the keyCode = 124 then go next
if the keyCode = 123 then go previous
end keyUp
See also
loop (keyword)
,
go previous
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