I don't believe that ink effects work on 3D sprites.
A 3D sprite is just a viewport into a 3D world, so the mindset of what
you want to do isn't about layering sprites- it's about placing 2 objects,
one in front of the other, in a 3D world.
What you basically need to do, is to layer/combine
You can use FileIO xtra if you write your data one byte at a time.
Slow, but it works.
director-online has two very good articles on this.
Reading Binary Files with FileIO
http://www.director-online.com/accessArticle.cfm?id=1087
Writing Binary Files with FileIO
Hello all-
We just recieved a client RFP.
They want a web-based app that lets the end user drag/drop images, text and
stuff to create a postcard.
The fun part is, they then want the postcard to be exported as a
print-quality PDF that the user downloads, so that he/she/it can have the
cards
The fun part is, they then want the postcard to be exported as a
print-quality PDF that the user downloads, so that he/she/it can have
the
cards professionally printed.
AFAIK pdfXtra cannot write PDF files, you'll need acrobat or some other
pdfwriter for that.
I'm not sure, but I don't think
Ah, web, hadn't read you post thouroughly...
There's a component for IIS that does this...
Here's one - I've seen others, but can't remember where
http://www.edcomponents.com/
I'd use ASP.NET (like it a lot)
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well guys thanks for the advice and wary cautions. (charlie we'll see if
that tidbit helps things) I didn't mean to start the platform war because i
am well a bi-platform kind-of-programmer. There is good on both platforms
and if you don't swear allegiance ... well open source philosophy (talk
http://www.electric-chicken.co.uk/
Is all I have to add to this.
Uh Oh it's a holy Platform War!!
Ron, Didn't you know MAC stands for Member of the Apple Church...
Your in for it now ;)
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You can use FileIO xtra if you write your data one byte at a time.
Slow, but it works.
director-online has two very good articles on this.
Reading Binary Files with FileIO
http://www.director-online.com/accessArticle.cfm?id=1087
Writing Binary Files with FileIO
Chris Aernoudt wrote:
http://www.electric-chicken.co.uk/
Is all I have to add to this.
LOL That's great work, and Ellen Feiss, well a picture says a 1000 words...
I'll be forwarding that URL to many a developer I know..
Good to see the Beige Panthers (Windows users) striking back.
BTW I
Well, I just set up some ideas of developments in resizing bitmap pictures,
which isn't hard with a number of syntaxes in total or from left sid to ritht
side, up towards lower parts and so on, even following the mouseH and mouseV to
interact during runtime. In creating minimizing sprites of
Brain dry frozen...
Tried in Internet-TV/radio or whatever term is used MT last one -Media Terminal
was the name said..., to get automatic startups for Shockwavers. That was OK
as schedule in op-system's program handed that possibility. A bit fadely used
only when defragging and scandisking in
You might get a kick out of this one as well.
http://www.briarskin.com/humor/ibrator/
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Thanks a bunch for the links. appreciate it.
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You can use
At 17:21 +0100 06/11/02, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...seen as a trial and Errol.
Welcome back Errol.
How long are you going to stay on our planet this time?
Jakob
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Does anybody have any idea what he's asking? My Martian is a bit rusty.
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
Brain dry frozen...
Tried in Internet-TV/radio or whatever term is used MT last one -Media
Terminal
was the name said..., to get automatic startups for Shockwavers. That was OK
as schedule in
Does anybody have any idea what he's asking? My Martian is a bit rusty.
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
Looks like a bad case of freeonlinetranslationitis
I think he's looking for Media Terminal or something similiar to restart a
PC when it locks up.(for a kiosk maybe)
Seems like Media
At 8:07 +0800 07/11/02, Brad Hile wrote:
Looks like a bad case of freeonlinetranslationitis
Actually I think it's just a troll.
I think I recognize the style and the 'snow' theme from earlier stints.
It's quite harmless, I would even say amusing, and will probably go
away by itself in a
than in intriguing it we usually of some and use. extract from reminder be
Still, is it's try to that can funny I many kind text it, think quite
shaped to communication other ways a
Jakob, back to Mars.
Cheers,
Kerry
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...or generated using a Markov Chain perhaps?
On Wednesday, November 6, 2002, at 07:59 PM, Jakob Hede Madsen wrote:
At 8:07 +0800 07/11/02, Brad Hile wrote:
Looks like a bad case of freeonlinetranslationitis
Actually I think it's just a troll.
I think I recognize the style and the
2702NET wrote
...or generated using a Markov Chain perhaps?
Now your making me feel stoopid ;)
But at least I can add a new title to my name Markov sequence interpreter
[EMAIL PROTECTED] if your out their nows your chance to defend your humanity!
chuckling quietly
Brad
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