Well, part of my goal was to not terrify the original poster, and have him run screaming into the night...balala wrote: Yes, really, however the posted code can't be used for any size, there are a few things which have to be rewritten, if you're using other images, with different sizes. So, I rewrote the code, here is what have I got.
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Interactive buttons
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Right. I just felt I have to add what I have added. But maybe it's indeed too much.
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Thanks both of you , I have no clue how to like mention you in this post but yea, I was able to create the base coding for and can bring the images to slide down, is it possible to make images enter the screen in a different way though? like instead of sliding up to down, maybe like it be in the bottom of the screen and slide up, or in the sides and slide in?
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Beside the link provided by jsmorley, here is an extremely simple solution, to get the images sliding from down. The only thing you have to do is to replace the Y option of the [MeterImage1] and [MeterImage2] meters, adding a minus:thefunniman wrote: ↑July 22nd, 2019, 6:02 am maybe like it be in the bottom of the screen and slide up,
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[MeterImage1]
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Y=(-#Image1Y#)
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[MeterImage2]
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Y=(-#Image2Y#)
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