User Guide

• The Alterable Values

The alterable values of the active object are internal memory locations in which you can

store numbers. You can have up to 26 different alterable values and you can name them as

you want. To edit the names of the alterable values and set their content for when the frame

starts, click on the “Values” tab in the property toolbar. Click on the “New” button to add a

value, click on the name of the value to edit it, and click on the number to change it.

• The Alterable Strings

Alterable strings are identical to the alterable values, but they contain strings of text. You

can have up to 10 different alterable strings in an active object. They are accessible with the

same “Values” tab in the property toolbar.

THE SCORE OBJECT

The score object is a game oriented object: it displays the current score of a player. The

event editor contains actions to modify the score of a player. The score object reﬂects these

modiﬁcations.

To create a Score object

Choose the “Insert object” option in the frame editor pop-up menu, or in the Insert submenu

in MMF main menu. Then choose the Score object and drop it somewhere in the frame.

The icon of the object should appear in the left pane of the frame editor:

The properties

The score object does not contain many properties.

• Player. Indicates which player the object is displaying the score, from 1 to 4.

• Type. Use this property to set the display of the object. It can be “Text”, in this case the

object will be displayed using a font (you can change this font in the Text tab of the property

toolbar). It can also be “Numbers”: click on the Edit button to open the picture editor and

change the images.