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Go to Surge Control Panel.
Select the Security Options Tab.
Then click on "This Computer".
Click on "Add Privileged Directory". This
will bring up a Dialog box with a text field. In the text field type
"c:\".
Press OK.
-- Kamal
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, December 24, 2005 9:19
AM
Subject: Re: Bouncing balls in Curl
How do i solve the error below?
<Error> - An error occurred while loading this applet.
SecurityException: An unprivileged applet tried to read the local file
'file:///c:/control-panel-logo.gif'. This message is caused by an error in the
applet, not by a problem with Surge or your computer. Duke
Briscoe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
pang
tee wrote:
>
> Can someone make this 3D ball bounce at the
click of a button and after
> 2 seconds stop the ball in mid air and
make a random number appear on
> the face of the ball while the ball
becomes bigger?/nearer to the screen?
>
> Thanks.
>
> */pang tee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/* wrote:
>
> Is there
any way to create bouncing balls in Curl?
See my attached applet for
part of what you want t o do. You could substitute an
image of a ball
instead of the image I used.
>
> I looked at the
documentation and it seems sphere is used to distort
> a picture or
input.
>
> Seems easier for me to just to used flash... is it
correct?
Many animations are probably easier to do with Flash than
with Curl's current tools.
-- Duke
{curl 4.0
applet}
{curl-file-attributes character-encoding =
"windows-latin-1"}
{applet
{compiler-directives careful? =
true}
}
{let c1:Canvas =
{Canvas width = 6in, height = 5in,
border-width = 1pt, background = ""}
}
{value c1}
{let
message:EllipseGraphic =
{EllipseGraphic
fill-color = {url
"control-panel-logo.gif"},
height = 1in, width =
1in
}
}
{let overlay:OverlayBox =
{OverlayBox
{Frame
valign = "center", message},
{Frame valign = "center",
height =
1in,
{huge color = "red",
Lucky Number!}
}
}
}
{do
< BR>let start-x:Distance = 2in, start-y:Distance = 1in
{c1.add x =
start-x, y = start-y, overlay}
let start-time:DateTime =
{DateTime}
let drop-time:Time = 3s
{overlay.animate frequency =
60fps,
{on TimerEvent do
let elapsed-time:Time =
{start-time.elapsed}
let t:Time = {abs (elapsed-time mod drop-time*2) -
drop-time}
let y:Distance = start-y + 0.5 * 2(cm/s^2)*(t * t)
{c1.move-to-xy overlay, start-x,
y}
}
}
}
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