Loading Images!

[fariba]

hi all,
i use the bellow code for load images from unreal packages into swf file,
var GFxObject Root;

function LoadImages()
{
local GFxObject myImageLoader;
myImageLoader=Root.GetObject("ui_loader");
myImageLoader.SetString("source", "img//UI_FrontEnd_Art.GameTypes.___Deathmatch");
}
but it doesn't work.
can you help me?
thanks.

[fariba]

hi again,
i have some textures in an unreal package,
and i want load the textures on UILoader component into a swf file,and i want use the swf file as user interface in my game.
i have the below code in my unreal script:

class BSUserInterface extends GFxMoviePlayer;
var GFxObject Root;
function Init(optional LocalPlayer LocPlay)
{
super.Init(LocPlay);
Root=GetVariableObject("_root");
UpdateImages ();
}
function UpdateImages()
{
local GFxObject myImageLoader;
myImageLoader=Root.GetObject("ui_loader");
myImageLoader.SetString("source","img//UI_FrontEnd_Art.GameTypes.___Deathmatch");
}
DefaultProperties
{
MovieInfo = SwfMovie'UserInterface.UserInterface'
bAutoPlay=true
}

"ui_loader" is name of an UILoader component in the swf file.
i help from the below link to write the UpadateImages function
http://udn.epicgames.com/Three/Scale...ading%20Images
note:when i write the code that be used for load image at runtime in the link,i face with a compile error,the error related to GetObject function,so i add Root before GetObject.
now i have a problem,
when my game be run in visual studio i face with udk.exe error
i put image of udk.exe error in below:

what's problem?
please help me
thanks.

[fariba]

http://udn.epicgames.com/Three/Scale...ading%20Images
sorry!
the link is here

[Matt Doyle]

Open the editor.

Right click your texture file and select Copy Full Name to Clipboard.
Paste that to a text file somewhere (anywhere). You will see something like this:

Texture2D'Something.somethingelse.myTexture'

Something = the package name.
Somethingelse = the group name. (you may or may not have this part)
myTexture = the texture name.

Now copy ONLY the Something.somethingelse.myTexture part.

Then use this code in UnrealScript:

var GFxObject Root;

function Init(optional LocalPlayer LocPlay)
{
    super.Init(LocPlay);
    Root = GetVariableObject("_root");
    UpdateImages ();
}

function UpdateImages()
{
    local GFxObject myImageLoader;
    myImageLoader = Root.GetObject("ui_loader"); // ui_loader = instance name of UILoader CLIK component in Flash
    myImageLoader.SetString("source","img://Something.somethingelse.myTexture");
}

By the way - the code you wrote is missing the : (colon) after img. That is a syntax error and it very likely what is causing your UDK to crash.

[fariba]

thanks very very much