Adobe 65036570 Scripting Guide - Page 891

ADOBE DIRECTOR 11.0 854 Scripting Dictionary loop (Windows Media) Usage -- Lingo syntax windowsMediaObjRef.loop // JavaScript syntax windowsMediaObjRef.loop; Description Windows Media property. Determines whether a movie loops (TRUE, default) or not (FALSE) after completion. Read/write. Example This statement specifies that the cast member Classical should loop after completion: -- Lingo syntax member("Classical").loop = TRUE // JavaScript syntax member("Classical").loop = true; See also Windows Media loopBounds Usage -- Lingo syntax spriteObjRef.loopBounds // JavaScript syntax spriteObjRef.loopBounds; Description QuickTime sprite property; sets the internal loop points for a QuickTime cast member or sprite. The loop points are specified as a Director list: [startTime, endTime]. The startTime and endTime parameters must meet these requirements: • Both parameters must be integers that specify times in Director ticks. • The values must range from 0 to the duration of the QuickTime cast member. • The starting time must be less than the ending time. If any of these requirements is not met, the QuickTime movie loops through its entire duration. The loopBounds property has no effect if the movie's loop property is set to FALSE. If the loop property is set to TRUE while the movie is playing, the movie continues to play. Director uses these rules to decide how to loop the movie: • If the ending time specified by loopBounds is reached, the movie loops back to the starting time. • If the end of the movie is reached, the movie loops back to the start of the movie.