Sigh...
My ISP accepted to run SMUS 3.0, but when they realized it takes 98%
processor on a Windows 2000, PIII 1GHz they removed it. This is with
NO traffic at all - just running the server.
It seems odd. When I run it on a Mac on my LAN it doesn't affect the
performance of the computer at
I am trying to upgrade a quicktime vr tour that was originally done
in Quicktime 2 and Director 6 to Quicktime 6 and Director 8.5. It
seems to work on the Mac but on the PC version, all the nodes keep
coming up as 0 in Director.I can't get the hotspot ID's and the
only thing that comes up is
Thanks for chicking this Neil,
The ISP stated that administering the server got considerably slower
after starting the SMUS. I'm not sure, but I _think_ they mean
administering via a www/ browser interface.
I still sounds fishy though.
-A.
I just tried it out on my own system and it does
I checked on my Mac (antique Powerbook, 500 MHz, G3). The OS lends
SMUS about 25% of CPU time, but that's not what it actually _uses_,
if i start some other applications the SMUS amount decreases.
-A.
I just tried it out on my own system and it does indeed show that it
is using 98% of the
Am 20.08.2002 17:51 Uhr schrieb Jim Arthur unter [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I am trying to upgrade a quicktime vr tour that was originally done
in Quicktime 2 and Director 6 to Quicktime 6 and Director 8.5. It
seems to work on the Mac but on the PC version, all the nodes keep
coming up as 0 in
I have had the MUS running on my own system for a couple of days at a time
with no noticeable decrease in performance of the rest of my apps running.
Typical apps running _while_ the MUS is on.
2-3 Versions of Director
Flash
IE
Netscape
Fireworks
Photoshop
3ds Max
Eudora
Lots of File Windows.
is it possible to disable the good - ole crtl alt delete command? any
suggestions on how to do it? Not sure why someone would want to do this- but
all the same...
thanks
stcay
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On Tuesday, August 20, 2002, at 12:11 PM, stacey wrote:
is it possible to disable the good - ole crtl alt delete command? any
suggestions on how to do it?
I seem to recall there are Xtras that can -- Buddy API might be one, in
fact -- you can hit the list at
To be efficient, I am using Director's shape tools to create parts of my
interface. There are also graphics that I created in Photoshop that
butt up
against the shapes made in Director. As you have probably have
experienced,
they don't match so well.
Hmm. Are the PSD files saved under
On Tuesday, August 20, 2002, at 12:53 PM, stacey wrote:
I am currently trying to use buddy api- but for whatever reason, i
can't get
it to recognize that combo - or even control or alt keys- I am using
controlDown...putting the focus on the stage...
That won't work -- by the time you've
Howdy all -
Having a bit of a problem w/ setting a sprite's scriptInstanceList. I
want the new sprite to have a bit of exitFrame functionality, but no
mouse functionality so that sprites under it act under their own
control. Typically I've done this just by not including mouse behaviors.
So,
aScript = script(aTest).new(x)
sprite(x).scriptInstanceList.add(aScript)
then aTest has only
on new me, aNumber
put aNumber
return me
end
on exitFrame
put i have exitFrame Func
end
now when I do this, i get no passing of mouse events. It's like setting
the scriptInstance list fills
Howdy all -
Having a bit of a problem w/ setting a sprite's scriptInstanceList. I want
the new sprite to have a bit of exitFrame functionality, but no mouse
functionality so that sprites under it act under their own control.
Typically I've done this just by not including mouse behaviors. So,
As stupid as it sounds, is there any way I can see the amount of memory an
image is? ie temp = image(32,32,32), put temp.memory or something?
I'm just curious.
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On Tuesday, August 20, 2002, at 12:22 PM, g r i m m w e r k s wrote:
As stupid as it sounds, is there any way I can see the amount of memory
an
image is? ie temp = image(32,32,32), put temp.memory or something?
Multiply the width by the height by the color depth. That's the number
of bits
Thanks tons -- I guess I'll have to figure out a different way I think
-- there could be up to 50 different sprites under the covers waiting
for mouse direction. I could cycle through them to see if the clickloc
intersects w/ their rectangles, but that seems rather intensive? dunno
maybe not
Ah - see, I don't want a mouse event in this sprite -- i just want it
automatically passed to a lower channel sprite that has a mouse event
(like it would if i attached a similar sprite by dragging on the stage
or score).
If, in authoring, you have in sprite 1 a box w/ a mouse Enter handle
I have had the MUS running on my own system for a couple of days at
a time with no noticeable decrease in performance of the rest of my
apps running.
Typical apps running _while_ the MUS is on.
2-3 Versions of Director
Flash
IE
Netscape
Fireworks
Photoshop
3ds Max
Eudora
Lots of File Windows.
Keeping the Lingo Dictionary within reach in the bathroom can be quite rewarding:
member(textCastMember).missingFonts
Text cast member property; this property contains a list of the names of the fonts
that are referenced in the text, but not currently available on the system...
AND
check out the MCC Snap In I think it's called...built in functionality of
the NT-branch of the windows tree.
Or for non-NT-branch windows, StormWindows will do it (along with lots more).
roymeo
At 01:45 PM 8/20/2002 -0500, you wrote:
On Tuesday, August 20, 2002, at 12:53 PM, stacey wrote:
I
When I use this script in my movie, I get the email page ok, but I also get
a web page with Action Cancelled. How do I just get the email page alone?
Thanks in advance,
George Carlile
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on mouseUp
goToNetPage mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED];
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I think I recall reading in the Windows 2000 Online Help about the
Ctrl-Alt-Del combination being recognised only by Windows. Which is why
WinNT/2K workstations ask users to press that combo before showing the log
on dialog box. I think it has something to do with preventing keytrapper
programs
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