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<blockquote data-quote="mattjcurry" data-source="post: 845299" data-attributes="member: 116338">Hey guys,&nbsp;I am wondering if there is a best practice for when you want to display an image in a GUI control multiple times.&nbsp;I am working on a feature that will fill in the space between the jump points and the chapters with a different texture.&nbsp; As you can guess, the number of jumps is dynamic.&nbsp;In looking at the GUITVProgressControl, I can see where the fills are declared up top.&nbsp; However, all of the fills that are declared here occur only once.&nbsp; I would like to use the same image over and over again for each jump point.&nbsp;Should I have one private property as my template then create a local ArrayList with GuiAnimation's in it for the jump points?&nbsp; That seems like it would probably be OK, but I would like it to be as efficient as possible, and would like to avoid any chance at creating memory leaks.&nbsp;I hope that I am clear on my question.&nbsp; Thanks in advance.&nbsp;Thanks,Matt</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mattjcurry, post: 845299, member: 116338"] Hey guys, I am wondering if there is a best practice for when you want to display an image in a GUI control multiple times. I am working on a feature that will fill in the space between the jump points and the chapters with a different texture. As you can guess, the number of jumps is dynamic. In looking at the GUITVProgressControl, I can see where the fills are declared up top. However, all of the fills that are declared here occur only once. I would like to use the same image over and over again for each jump point. Should I have one private property as my template then create a local ArrayList with GuiAnimation's in it for the jump points? That seems like it would probably be OK, but I would like it to be as efficient as possible, and would like to avoid any chance at creating memory leaks. I hope that I am clear on my question. Thanks in advance. Thanks, Matt [/QUOTE]

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