More or less how to change an object’s image into another image. I’m completely lost in this except I’m thinking I’m gonna need to put both images in the same group. Thanks again in advance! [import]uid: 35535 topic_id: 9912 reply_id: 309912[/import]
I do something like this. At work so dont know the exact code, but SOMETHING like this 
obj = {}
obj.image1 = 'red.png'
obj.image2 = 'blue.png'
obj.imageCurrent = obj.image2
obj.changeImage = function()
if obj.imageCurrent == obj.image1
then obj.imageCurrent = obj.image2
elseif obj.imageCurrent == obj.image2
then obj.imageCurrent = obj.image1
end
obj.image = display.newImage(obj.currentImage,0,0)
end
obj.changeImage() something like that…that probably wont work, you could always just pass the name of the image to the function too…
obj.changeImage = function(pic)
obj.image = display.newImage(pic,0,0)
end
obj.changeImage('green.png') I havent tested it, ill find out what I actually use later this evening. [import]uid: 34945 topic_id: 9912 reply_id: 36175[/import]
Don’t get me wrong because I really do appreciate you putting in your time to answer me, but I’m relatively new so I don’t really understand everything. What I’m trying to do is have obj1 on the screen and when I touch it for the first time, I want it to turn into obj2. Again I have a limited understanding on what the best way to do this is but what I’m now thinking of is putting a touch listener to obj one so that once touched, obj1 will be deleted and obj2 will spawn in it’s place. What would you say?
[import]uid: 35535 topic_id: 9912 reply_id: 36187[/import]
Correct 
following the previous…
function obj:tap(event)
self.changeImage('green.png')
end
obj:addEventListener( "tap", obj )
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