Hi Roger,
Test these scripts too, before using a group:
1) Create a new stack
2) Create a polygon graphic
and set the points of it to:
0,0
34,268
224,268
127,365
34,268
3) import an image into this stack,
put the image in a corner, where it does not
hide the graphic and:
set the backpattern of grc 1 to the id of img 1
(now, the imported image is cropped within
the graphic)
4) set the script of the graphic to this variation
of Scott Rossi script to move the first point of
the graphic and (at the same time) move the
image within the graphic:
local lpoints,tClick
on mouseDown
put the points of me into lpoints
put mouseH(),mouseV() into tClick
end mouseDown
on mouseMove X,Y
if tClick = "" then exit mouseMove
put (X - item 1 of tClick,Y - item 2 of tClick) into line 1 of lpoints
set the points of me to lpoints
end mouseMove
on mouseUp
put "" into tClick
end mouseUp
on mouseRelease
put "" into tClick
end mouseRelease
When you click inside the graphic and move the mouse
the image will move within the graphic, just as you
requested.
But... there is a small glitch. The background image
"reset" it's position when you try to move it again.
Why does this happen?
Why the image "resets" it's position?
Does exists a workaround for this?
Thanks in advance!
Al
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