Adobe 65036570 Scripting Guide - Page 761

ADOBE DIRECTOR 11.0 724 Scripting Dictionary currentLoopState Usage member(whichCastmember).model(whichModel).keyframePlayer.currentLoopState member(whichCastmember).model(whichModel).bonesPlayer.currentLoopState Description 3D keyframePlayer and bonesPlayer modifier property; indicates whether the motion being executed by the model repeats continuously (TRUE) or plays to the end and is replaced by the next motion in the modifier's playlist (FALSE). The default setting for this property is the value of the looped parameter of the play() command that initiated playback of the motion, or the value of the queue() command that added the motion to the modifier's playlist. Changing the currentLoopState property also changes the value of the #looped property of the motion's entry in the modifier's playlist. Example This statement causes the motion that is being executed by the model named Monster to repeat continuously. -- Lingo syntax member("NewAlien").model("Monster").addModifier(#keyframeplayer) member("NewAlien").model("Monster").keyframePlayer.currentLoopState = TRUE // JavaScript syntax member("NewAlien").getPropRef("model",1).addModifier(symbol("keyframeplayer")); member("NewAlien").getProp("model",1).getPropRef("keyframePlayer").currentLoopState = true; See also loop (3D), play() (3D), queue() (3D), playlist currentSpriteNum Usage -- Lingo syntax _player.currentSpriteNum // JavaScript syntax _player.currentSpriteNum; Description Player property; indicates the channel number of the sprite whose script is currently running. Read-only. This property is valid in behaviors and cast member scripts. When used in frame scripts or movie scripts, the currentSpriteNum property's value is 0. The currentSpriteNum property is similar to the Sprite object's spriteNum property. Note: This property was more useful during transitions from older movies to Director 6, when behaviors were introduced. It allowed some behavior-like functionality without having to completely rewrite script. It is not necessary when authoring with behaviors and is therefore less useful than in the past.