I was wrong. There is at least 3 (maybe more) different ways to clip an image using a group:
Method 1 using lockLocation: Method 2 using clipstorect Method 3 using boundingRect The following detailed description is useful mostly for newcomers in this platform... 1) create a new stack 2) import an image 3) set the script of this image to: ------------------------ on mousedown grab me end mousedown ------------------------- 4) group this imported image 5) reduce the size of this group and 6) Choose one of these options: Option 1) - set the locklocation of this group to true or Option 2) - set the clipstorect of this group to true or Option 3) - set the boundingRect of this group to the rect of this group If you select the group with the "Edit" tool, paste the previous script in the message box, change the phrase "this group" for "selobj" (without quotes) and press enter: set the locklocation of selobj to true set the clipstorect of selobj to true set the boundingRect of selobj to the rect of selobj Each option have it's own advantages. Test them and choose one that works for your purpose. By the way, Where could I find the boolean property "clipstorect" within the Property Inspector? Al _______________________________________________ use-livecode mailing list use-livecode@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-livecode
