hi shailendra
im still new to 3d but i believe that if u choose the parent model to
rotate under parameters/which model? then all the child models will follow
with the animation. Also when u animate in 3ds max choose keyframing over
path animation because the animation will be lost with path.
I suggest attaching the model together before exporting it so that it is
1 object in director, and then you can use that behavior, otherwise you
may need to make your own custom behavior.
You could also rotate the camera around world origin, and assuming you
have the scene pretty much centered on
Hi all,
Now a days, trying to explore 3d in director. I've made a model in
3dsmax and exporting model with animation in shockwave 3d
format.
When i import w3d file, and implement "Drag model to rotate"
behavior, it ask me options which model i want to rotate, what if
i want to rotate the whol
At 17:00 2003-01-14, marcus brooke wrote:
set OK = baOpenFile(thepathName & "test.txt", "maximsied"
You don't say, but I imagine the error dialog gave more hints as to what
went wrong - at least in authoring.
1. You didn't close your parentheses.
2. thepathName should be two separate words or
At 17:57 2003-01-14, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I think when you created projector you don't check to
option: "Include in projector" on Control>Movie>Xtras.
Since Marcus mentioned that he created a projector, I'd bet you're right. I
prefer marking all those xtras NOT to include in projector a
Hi,
I think when you created projector you don't check to
option: "Include in projector" on Control>Movie>Xtras.
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>Date: Wed, 15 Jan 2003 01:00:25 +
>From: "marcus brooke" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: buddy api lingo help
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>Hi Guys I hope so
Hi Guys I hope someone can help,
It was recommended that I get the Buddy Api xtra to launch word and excel
files from a Director exe. But can't for the life of me get my head round
the script.
The script on the help me file is
set OK = baOpenFile(thepathName & "test.txt", "maximsied"
I get the
Bruce Powell wrote:
>...
> QUESTION: Is there some way for me to locate all font typefaces used by
> castmember? It could even be a space with a not wanted font on it.
I was unable to put the font of a particular character in a field so I took this route
(tested in 8.5 Mac):
on findfont cLib, s
Bruce Powell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> "...Director will use a default font to display the following: Geneva"
...
> Is there some way for me to locate all font typefaces used by
> castmember?
Hi Bruce,
Below you'll find the handler that I use in cases like this, where only
#text members are
member("scene").resetWorld()
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Sent: Monday, January 13, 2003 3:05 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Reset
Helo,
I have cast member 3d character with no animation,
then I change the position of the
on FindFonts
repeat with i = 1 to the number of castmembers of castLib 4
if the castType of cast i of castLib 4 = EMPTY then
nothing
else
if the castType of cast i of castLib 4 = #richtext then
put the memberNum of cast i of cas
Am 14.01.2003 21:06 Uhr schrieb "Bruce Powell" unter
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
You would have to step through every character using char[]
>>
> QUESTION: Is there some way for me to locate all font typefaces used by
> castmember? It could even be a space with a not wanted font on it.
> Bruce
> [To r
When testing a project (created with Director 8.5 on a Mac) on a PC (win98)
the error code stating "This movie uses fonts that are not available on this
system. Director will use a default font to display the following: Geneva"
appears during startup. Geneva is not suppose to be in this project. I
The easiest way to do as you describe is to use the havok physics that
is built into director. If you would like to email me I can send you a
small dir file that is a very simple example of using havok. Or you can
IM me ICQ:13463220 or AIM: whatshisnutz6979
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From: [EMAIL
On Tuesday, January 14, 2003, at 08:42 AM, Phil Gross wrote:
Does anyone know if this is true? If I have a tight repeat loop, and
want to give the system a chance to take care of business without
leaving the loop, can I just insert periodic updateStage commands? Are
there other, maybe better,
At 5:01 PM +0700 1/13/03, you wrote:
hi,
if my script looping forever, if there any shortcut to stop it?
ctrl-period or cmd-period depending on which platform you are on.
-Buzz
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At 3:41 PM +0100 1/14/03, you wrote:
Buzz Kettles wrote:
At 11:56 PM +0100 1/13/03, you wrote:
>I have been always thinking that, real mistakes and omissions apart, it was
>a precise Macromedia policy mantaining the Help Documents just so
as they are.
>I may be wrong of course.
& you are
Hello all
I'm having a little problem and I hope you can help me to see the light.
It seems that director 8.5.1 has a bug in it´s built-in hypertext script.
If you mark a word in a text field with the text inspector, making an
classical hyperlink, and this field is an scrolling or fixed field d
My memory of this is foggy at best. And probably from a few versions
back. It should be easy to test, though. That said, even if it does
work, I'd only use it for debugging. Looping on the frame is a
friendlier way to let director "breathe".
Does anyone know if this is true? If I have a tight r
David Burgoyne wrote:
> Phill the answers you got do not relate to your question If i
> understand your question.
>
> Which I think is about repeat loops
>
> Best way to do this is not to use a repeat loop as nothing will update
> while its running (I think)
I don't use repeat loops, but someti
Phill the answers you got do not relate to your question If i
understand your question.
Which I think is about repeat loops
Best way to do this is not to use a repeat loop as nothing will update
while its running (I think)
put loop stuff in enter/exitframe handler and use some form of counter
to
Buzz Kettles wrote:
>
> At 11:56 PM +0100 1/13/03, you wrote:
> >I have been always thinking that, real mistakes and omissions apart, it was
> >a precise Macromedia policy mantaining the Help Documents just so as they are.
> >I may be wrong of course.
>
> & you are ("I may be wrong")
> - there ar
Does anyone know if this is true? If I have a tight repeat loop, and want to give the
system a chance to take care of business without leaving the loop, can I just insert
periodic updateStage commands? Are there other, maybe better, commands that will do
that?
-Phil
Cole Tierney wrote:
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>
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