Re: Question about objects
Hi there, and welcome to MMF :)
You have two basic options to copy an object in the right-click menu - "Duplicate" and "Clone Object". Duplicate will create a new "instance" (or copy) of the same object - these objects will appear as one object in the Event Editor. I promise this makes sense once you see it...
I think that in your situation, "Clone Object" is what you want - this creates a new object using the animation frames, value names and so on of the original one. The new object is completely independent of the old one, appears as a new object in the Event Editor and the two objects won't be affected by changes you make to the other one.
It sounds like what you want to do here is Clone the existing object and put the newly created clone off to the side somewhere, so that that object holds the original images that you don't want to get rid of - then edit the original object with your own images, so that all the events on that original object stay intact.
Re: Question about objects
Thank you!
I kept trying to duplicate/copy my object, but cloning was the way to go. Thank you very much for the help on such a beginners question. I really appreciate it!
Re: Question about objects
You're welcome - beginners' questions are good, they're easier to answer :)
Re: Question about objects
And remember, we were all beginners once!