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9.5

Dynamically Creating Movieclips from JPG Images with Actionscript 3.0 (AS3)

Asked by caitech in Macromedia Flash

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I am using Actionscript 3.0

I am trying to dynamically create moveclips which are jpeg images, based on a list of filepaths. I have tried making an empty movieclip called pictureContainer which would be a container for a jpeg image, but I do not know how to fill in the empty movieclip with the image. Could anyone shed some light on this? I imagine it is just a one line command. Thanks!

(I've put my code below, in case anyone would like to have a look)

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var thumbStrip:Array=new Array();
function loadStrip():void {
		var pic:pictureContainer ;
		var xcur:uint=0;
		var ycur:uint = 300;
		var thumbPath:String; 
		var myLoader:Loader = new Loader();
		var i:uint;
		for(i=1; i<10; i++) {
			pic=new pictureContainer();
			pic.x=xcur;
			pic.y=ycur;
			xcur+=150;
			thumbPath = "thumbs/"+i+".jpg";
			myLoader.load(thumbPath,pic);
			thumbStrip.push(pic);
		}
}
loadStrip();
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Zone: Macromedia Flash
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Solution Provided By: julianopolito
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