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Initializing images

There is not much code needed to initialize and start using the component. First of all, images need to be added to the image collection, either in design time or in code.

Directly loading the pictures in code:

for I := 1 to 12 do 
begin
   with GUIMotions1.Images.Add do 
   begin 
   //Add picture already loaded 
   Picture.LoadFromFile(‘image1.jpg’); 
   //Same for adding alternate picture but specify AlternatePicture 
   //Set some properties… 
   end; 
end;
Letting GUIMotions load the image from file by just setting the filename:

for I := 1 to 12 do 
begin 
   with GUIMotions1.Images.Add do 
   begin 
   //Just set reference to the image filename, GUIMotions will load the 
   //image when needed 
   PictureLocation := ‘image1.jpg’; 
   //Same for adding alternate picture but specify AlternatePicture 
   //Set some properties… 
   end; 
end;
Letting GUIMotions load the image in a separate thread from file by just setting the filename:

for I := 1 to 12 do 
begin 
   with GUIMotions1.Images.Add do 
   begin 
   //Just set reference to the image filename, GUIMotions will load the 
   //image when needed 
   ThreadPictureLocation := ‘image1.jpg’; 
   end; 
end;
Load many images at once:

GUIMotions1.AddImagesFromFolder('.\Images\*.jpg');

GUIMotions1.AddImageLocationsFromFolder('.\Images\*.jpg');
//or any other format supported by TPicture

GUIMotions1.AddThreadedImageLocationsFromFolder('.\Images\*.jpg');
//images are loaded in a separate thread