Hi All,
I have a small question regarding text box with scroll in Director.
I have a text box [text area] sprite on the stage with scroll box. I am
bringing some other flash sprite over the stage at runtime. However the
scrollbar seems to persist over the new screen.
Why does this happen? any
Short of whipping your own graphics and scripts, there's no solution for
the scroll bars being persistent. Director draws them direct to stage by
default and it cannot be changed. Painful, to say the least.
As an aside, there's an xtra called OS Controls (I think) that offers non
DTS scrollbars
Thanx for the info Pranav.. i'll check out the xtra
~ Sandy
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Short of whipping
put integer(1.9 + 0.5)
-- 2
Regards,
Pranav Negandhi
Unfortunately that would not work out:
put integer(1.0 + 0.5)
-- 2
The goal was to let 1.0 be 1.
Here's something that does work, but I feel sure there's something
simpler (it can be simpler in two lines, but just for the fun of it
I'm
Simpler?
put integer(n + .5) - (integer(n) = n)
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Colin Holgate wrote:
The goal was to let 1.0 be 1.
Here's something that does work, but I feel sure there's something
simpler (it can be simpler in two lines, but just for the fun of it
I'm trying one line):
put n - (n -
Hows this? :-)
n = 4.1
z = (n - integer(n - 0.5))
put n - (n - integer(n-.5)) + (z 0)
-- 5.
Works like a charm, Colin. Just for the heck of it I went through it all.
Took a while to make out though. I removed the multiplication with the
boolean result at the end. I think it's redundant.
I am in the market for 3D modeling software. I want to be able to import the models
into Director and be able to manipulate them. As I understand it Director can only
import certain types of 3D models (with .w3d extender). I have a budget of $850 and
can buy at educational prices. The
There is a free translater at M site...
also lots of softs support standard builded in export to shockwave 3d.
See softs dev list at M site.
voor 850 you sure be able to get your hands on nice apps that wil do the
translation en more...
Fabrice
Robert Rycroft heeft op woensdag 5 juni 2002 om
So should i stick with 2000 or jump on the XP bandwagon.
Same as with WIN 2K
wait till there is at least 1 service pack
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if x integer(x) then x = x+1
Colin Holgate wrote:
put integer(1.9 + 0.5)
-- 2
Regards,
Pranav Negandhi
Unfortunately that would not work out:
put integer(1.0 + 0.5)
-- 2
The goal was to let 1.0 be 1.
Here's something that does work, but I feel sure there's something
are you using the built in scroller function that uses the system scroller?
if so it is actually an function of whatever system you are running -- kind
of like how quicktime or flash appear on top of everthing unless direct to
stage. Director actually runs those apps on top of the current app. So
Hi all,
Is it possible to change the color of an hyperlink in director 8.5 when it
is
clicked on. And stay this color until clicked on another hyperlink.
If so, who can point me in to an direction to solve this problem?
tia
Herman Duijndam
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the downside to the custom scroll behaviors that ship with Director is that
they always snap to the right side of the text box, regardless of where you
have them on screen. I advise rolling your own scrolling behaviors. The
first time I did it it took a little while to get the bugs worked out,
Here's a helpful script for hyperlinks from the DOUG site
Title:
Customizing the Color of Your Hyperlinks
URL:
http://www.director-online.com/accessArticle.cfm?id=1059
Cheers
--Josh
Hi all,
Is it possible to change the color of an hyperlink in director 8.5 when it
is
clicked on.
I am no expert about operating systems, but from what I have heard, XP is
not much of a significant improvement from 2000/NT in terms of performance.
I upgraded from ME which was very much needed, because, as even Microsoft
admits now, ME was garbage. XP runs on that same 2000/NT platform and
At one of my gigs I have Cinema 4D and it works well with Director. In fact,
learning Max got to be a little too much for me with my time restraints now,
and I found C4D to be extrememly intuitive. I mean even today I kind of
stumbled upon how to create splines form bitmap images and extrude
He he he..Now i know how the people who we sometimes nicely and
sometimes not so nicely tell that the information about how to unsubscribe
is in the bottom of all e-mails, feel.
Since i´m going on a 3 months vacation in Asia, i´ve tried to change from
the regular list to the digest 1
Thank you to everyone who responded to my query about frame behaviors.
One other question. You can change the font color of an entire field member by
using either color or foreColor. However, when you try and isolate it to a
line (i.e. member(field).line[1].foreColor = 50 or
hi Guys,
This is a little of topic, but i was wondering if any one is running Windows
XP. I am still on Windows 2000 and have been hearing praises about XP from
a few of my friend. They don't run any of the software i do, so i take
there opions with a grain of salt.
I am running all Adobe
I'm unsure where to start searching for this solution so, I'm going straight
here.
I have a scrolling text (director standard). What I would like to do with
this is this. Have other buttons somewhere else on the screen and when a
user selects that, it will jump to the specified area of the
Look at scrolltop - as in member(whichCastMember).scrollTop =
Irv
At 3:44 PM +1000 6/6/02, Elvin M. Certeza, Jr. wrote:
I'm unsure where to start searching for this solution so, I'm going straight
here.
I have a scrolling text (director standard). What I would like to do with
this is
If you know which line you want to jumo to, take a look at
'scrollByLine' and 'scrollByPage'
If you have to find a specific text first, take a look at 'offset'
regards, florian
Elvin M. Certeza, Jr. wrote:
I'm unsure where to start searching for this solution so, I'm going straight
here.
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