Hi,
I am using the XMLParser Xtra within a director 8.5 movie, and I'm
outputting the parsed XML to a lingo list with the makeList command.
This produces large multi dimensional lists that I have to work with,
it's a pain to bug fix, but that's not the current issue.
Although I will always be 99
Hi Tim,
Recursion is the answer to this. Here is a sample of how this works.
--movie handler
on nestedListRetrieval aList, aPath
c = aList.count
if aPath[1] > c then return void
tValue = aList[aPath[1]]
if aPath.count > 1 then
aPath.deleteAt(1)
tResult = nestedListRetrieval(tValue,
Thanks Rob, I presumed that this would be the only answer, was just
hoping for something less intensive.
Thanks again
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Subject: Re: check for lingo list index existence
Hi Ti
These were lingo animations, not actual video yes?
Unless your animations are strictly time-based, I would imagine small
differences in each of the animations would take longer/shorter to
render, with director adapting the framerate accordingly. Does this even
happen with extremely simple animat
out of the blue idea.. why not use midi.. I don't know wheter there is currentlly an
Xtra that can handle MTC (Midi Time Code) and MMC (Midi Machine Code). But they should
enable you to sync 2 or more computers up tightly enough.
In theory, you could use midi clock to sync the 2 or more compute
Use one computer and a Dual Head graphics card ..is my advice!
Judging by the spec of the machines they should run happily 2 mpeg
streams and any other stuff in 2 separate MIAWS, or a "split stage"
...all you need is a graphics card with 2 video outputs (nVidia Quadro
or similar) so you can run a
That's what the multiuser xtra is for...
> My question is, is there a way to do this via Lingo instead (i.e. one
> presentation switch controlling one computer and Lingo feeding a command
> to the second computer via Ethernet/USB or something)?
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Hi Emmy,
Installing the beta version of the new shockwave plugin, my experience was
fairly different from what you describe. First of all, both the
registration dialog and shockwave.com redirect were gone (which would be
great!). Second, the installation process required a reboot.
Thoughts?
A
Hi Adam,
Can you provide some information on how you did the installation? Typically,
we only ask you to register once, so if the reg key that indicates you have
done this exists, you won't see registration again (e.g. when you update
versions).
Rebooting can occur if there is a browser with an a
I'm trying to set the color of a vector graphic at runtime. I need to
give it an rgb value, but it seems to only want to take palette colors.
Here's my code:
channelColorList = [160104100, 192138100, 189180112, 135162111,
112147110, 101155153, 98134145, 95113146, 127104147, 131095122]
(in a lo
member("vect").strokeColor = rgb( 255, 1, 158 )
member("vect").fillColor = rgb( 104, 1, 158 )
member("vect").endColor = rgb( 104, 200, 158 )
member("vect").backgroundColor = rgb( 35, 1, 158 )
these work for me
At 4:15 PM -0400 8/18/04, you wrote:
I'm trying to set the color of a vector graphic at r
> member("vect").strokeColor = rgb( 255, 1, 158 )
> member("vect").fillColor = rgb( 104, 1, 158 )
> member("vect").endColor = rgb( 104, 200, 158 )
> member("vect").backgroundColor = rgb( 35, 1, 158 )
>
> these work for me
Thanks, Buzz. That's what I was looking for.
I've been scratching my he
Hi Kerry,
When I want to change the color of a sprite I use sprite(x).color = rgb
(xx, xx, xx)
And I don't have any problems. That said I just tried your .foreColor
approach on a vector graphic and saw its colour change, I didn't do all
your dynamic stuff just put it on the score, ran the movie
> member("vect").strokeColor = rgb( 255, 1, 158 )
> member("vect").fillColor = rgb( 104, 1, 158 )
> member("vect").endColor = rgb( 104, 200, 158 )
> member("vect").backgroundColor = rgb( 35, 1, 158 )
>
> these work for me
Ok, I think I see what's happening. My cast member was a #shape, which
d
yes it does, but it doesn't work with image objects.
I wonder why this is not possible ...
Michael
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I'm trying to set the color of a vector graphic at runtime. I need to
give it an rgb value, but it seems to only want to take palette colors.
Here's my code:
channelColorList = [160104100, 192138100, 189180112, 135162111,
112147110, 101155153, 98134145, 95113146, 127104147, 131095122]
sprite(c
Hi Emmy,
I have previously registered so your description explains the absent
registration dialog.
As far as having an ActiveX control open: the first thing that pops to
mind is that I use Active Desktop (the web-page-as-wallpaper thing). Maybe
that was what was counted as an open ActiveX con
At 4:59 PM -0400 8/18/04, you wrote:
> member("vect").strokeColor = rgb( 255, 1, 158 )
member("vect").fillColor = rgb( 104, 1, 158 )
member("vect").endColor = rgb( 104, 200, 158 )
member("vect").backgroundColor = rgb( 35, 1, 158 )
these work for me
Thanks, Buzz. That's what I was looking for.
At 5:14 PM -0400 8/18/04, you wrote:
> member("vect").strokeColor = rgb( 255, 1, 158 )
member("vect").fillColor = rgb( 104, 1, 158 )
member("vect").endColor = rgb( 104, 200, 158 )
member("vect").backgroundColor = rgb( 35, 1, 158 )
these work for me
Ok, I think I see what's happening. My cast m
Adam,
That could be the complicating factor...we're going to look into it.
Thank you!
e
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Sequencer Xtra is the most powerful MIDI Xtra out there and it does not handle MIDI
time code. I don't think there are any that do, but if there are I'd like to hear
about it.
KMc
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when did Illustrator become able to export SWF files?
I haven't used AI in many years (as you can tell), guess I need to look into it again,
as I have sometimes have this same need.
Or I need to brush up on Darrell Plant's ps2vs tool.
KMc
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At 6:13 PM -0700 8/18/04, you wrote:
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when did Illustrator become able to export SWF files?
about 5 years ago
I haven't used AI in many years (as you can tell), guess I need to
look into it again, as I have sometimes have this same need.
Or I need to brush up on Darrell Plant's ps2vs tool.
KMc
I'm not sure when export to swf became available in AI. I've used AI
and PS for so many years they are second nature to me, and still as good
or better than anything else out there. If MM would stop the marketing
games with flash content and enhance the vector members in Director,
then one
Stub protection technique?
As many DirectL regulars know, I’m in the planning stage of revamping my
freely distributed generic stub package. The idea is to generate a stub
from a mui-gui rather than use an editable lingo.ini, and allow a choice
of desktop environment xtras.
A larger issue that
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