from the reference:
(Note for animations: When building an animated icon_state from scratch, you can only add 16 new animation frames at a time; i.e., frame<=total_frames+16. Higher values for frame will be ignored. This is a safety precaution.)
How can we get around this?
Jan 15 2013, 8:14 am
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Nadrew
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By splitting your Insert() calls I'd imagine. (Off-topic, gonna get things ready for you by the weekend, been a tricky couple weeks, sorry.)
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Nadrew wrote:
By splitting your Insert() calls I'd imagine. (Off-topic, gonna get things ready for you by the weekend, been a tricky couple weeks, sorry.) It says anything higher than 16 will be ignored. and ok :D | |
"You can only add 16 new frames at a time" using a second Insert() call would avoid it.
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Nadrew wrote:
"You can only add 16 new frames at a time" using a second Insert() call would avoid it. That then raises the question, how do you add more than one frame at once? | |
I believe the limit is for the frame parameter. The condition frame<=total_frames+16 must be be true.
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Jemai1 wrote:
I believe the limit is for the frame parameter. The condition frame<=total_frames+16 must be be true. I am assuming this does not apply to me and how I use Insert(). I only insert one frame at a time, therefore my frame parameter is never going to be more than total_frames + 16 at any given Insert() call. | |