Hi JPaul,

I'm glad you got your sample code working. I don't have a lot to offer as to why it wasn't work as intended, except to say that I'd be it was an artifact of using Canvas as a parent for (a grid widget that is a parent for) Label widgets. Canvas has it's own methods for handling images (check $canvas->createImage()) that might be easier and more efficient for you. You could just place the image at 32 * $x, 32 * $y then. I think by squishing the images in a smaller Label widget you will create artifacts you have to deal with later.

Good luck, and if you end up with something playable, I hope you post it. :)

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In reply to Re: Perl/Tk grid geometry manager padding things I don't want it to by {NULE}
in thread Perl/Tk grid geometry manager padding things I don't want it to by JPaul

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