Hi
Acoording to my information you can only burn hybrid cd's with Roxio
Toast
You can burn Hybrid CDs using Ahead Nero, but it's always been a pain to
mount Mac volumes on a PC so the hybrid can be created.
Thanks for the feedback so far, keep it coming!
There's also a little software called MacIm
Hi Gilles
Very weird fix (for the WatcherHelper/UIhelper problem)...
...I had my "on idle sleep" handler (by itself) at the end of a very
long movie script.
I moved the handler to the top_of_the_page, and guess what?? No error
anymore in authoring or runtime.
This is only a blind guess, but ar
Hi Slava
What graphic formats does the "projector icon" accept in Publish
Settings under Mac OS X 10.3 (Panther)?
Here comes a technote that give you all the details:
http://www.macromedia.com/support/director/ts/documents/projector_icons_guide.htm
cheers,
séb
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Hi Pedja
Has anyone encountered a similar behaviour?
I also experienced it with DirMX (pre MX2004)
So I always have a Director windows layout where windows don't overlap,
and I don't have any problem ;¬) (free win utility allSnap might help to
align/magnetize your window quickly)
cheers
séb
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Hi Tim
I realise that director works like this intentionally, but is there any
way to stop it, so that pictures are imported into the cast in the
original format?
if you're using importFileInto, you can use aditional params:
importFileInto(mTargetMember, strFile, [#trimWhiteSpace:FALSE])
if you'
Hi Peter
I have no idea of what
that new-fangled word "FreeBSD" means or what the hack Unix is but can
someone please tell how do I install SMUS on that applocation server, is
it's possible of course.
Macromedia SMUS isn't nix-based, and there's no plan no port if onto some
kind of unix OS.
but y
Hi Roymeo, you might like this one, one of my favorites ;¬)
Try to compile
on test
tXY = point(0,1) -- may be whatever
case tXY of
point(0,1): put "ok"
otherwise: "missed"
end case
end
Of course, using
on test
tXY = point(0,1) -- may be whatever
case tXY of
Hi
what you suggested doesn't work either with the software renderer.
It seems to be a problem of switching off DTS at runtime.
This fails on all machines that use the software renderer.
Anybody else who could and would share his/her experience?
This might not be a solution but only a workaround :
I'd still like to know what I'm doing wrong with @//, though.
Well, I think (havn't checked out) that @ is for Lingo only, ans not
really appreciated by Xtras... have you tried if getNthFileNameinFolder,
or only baFileExists?
cheers,
séb
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Hi Kerry
And here comes tons of verbose Lingo (I try to make Colin happy ;¬)
I'm trying to get the directory above the moviePath, and my brain is in
vaporlock.
a.) set the itemDelimiter to the foler delimiter (ie the last char of the
moviePath)
b.) remove the last chunks of the moviePath to come
Hi
Does anyone know of a list that briefly describes the purpose of all the
standard xtras that ship with director? It would really help to know
which of the xtras are _really_ needed for distribution.
Does this helps?
http://www.macromedia.com/support/director/ts/documents/director_xtras.htm
c
Hi Peter
I wonder, can Director script window have multiple statements in one
line?
e.g.
instead of
varA = 5
varB = 10
yes you can, but is it totally inefficient ;¬)
Here's the stupid workaround:
do("varA = 5" & RETURN & "varB = 10")
Now that you've readi it, you can forgot about it :¬)
cheers
The nice thing of these wrappers is that their properties have the same
names than timeout objects properties, so you can still do
oTimeOut.target
= ... , or oTimeout.period = ...
Thank you (and Jakob and James!) for sharing your lingo. I'm curious
about the use of the ancestor to store the ref
Neat little script there... Its cleaner than the other example I found,
but it looks like the possible parameters are hardcoded and limited to 3:
(...)
...is that the adaptation you spoke of?
part of
In fact I usuall use one, eventually 2 arguments, so I found really faster
and enough for dail
Hi
I believe I have used something written by Kerry that allowed callbacks
or parameters for timeouts...a sort of timeout wrapper class that worked
rather well as I recall...might be worth a dig in the archives, cause
unfortunately I can't find the link right now
I'm sorry I've missed this
Hi Igor
on mouseUp me
sprite(3).visible = false
PreloadNetThingthe MoviePath & "second.cct")
Well I guess this is just a copy-typo, but the line above should read
PreloadNetThing(the MoviePath & "second.cct")
castlib(2).filename = the MoviePath & "second.cct"
I think yourproblem might come
Hi
Is there any way to find out the scriptlist of a framescript ? how to
find out the parameters of it ?
If you're using DirMX, the UIHelper Xtra (a Director authoring xtra
installed with Director, yes you already got it) might help you:
put xtra("UiHelper").interface()
-- (...)
*getBehaviorMemR
Hi Grimmwerks
If I've a bunch of objects, I can do a call the them with a handler,
correct? And the ones with the handler will respond/do it?
yes, but with one caveat : it looks like (I'm not sure about it, I should
check it) that Director parse your list by incrementing the index. So that
if yo
Hi Grimmwerks,
Actually, no. The weird thing is I started with the 1024x768 (set in the
movie props floater), saved it; came back and reset to 640x480 again in
the
floater, and it was returning a previous one. It was extremely strange,
but
I've been seeing a bit of weirdness happening in osx lat
Hi everyone
My original post starting this thread stated that copyPixels() does not
work when compositing _two_ images with alpha channels.
I haven't followed this thread since the start, so I might be out of
synchro, but FYI here comes a little movie script I used intensively when
compositing
Hi
on mouseDown
sprite(me.spritenum).cursor = 290
end
on mouseLeave
sprite(me.spritenum).cursor = 0
end
on mouseUp
sprite(me.spritenum).cursor = 260
End
whats happening is the code is referencing the sprite you attach it to so
sprite(me.spritenum) is what you need to use.
and it would even
Hi Michael
I have a script object, like
gObj = new(script "oTest").
The function gObj.handlers() gives me all the methods of that script.
Is there a comparable function that gives me all the properties and their
values?
you can use 'getPropAt' also with instances. Here is a little handler
(warni
Hi Irv,
>But James, where did "paletteIndex" come from? I just tried it and it
>works perfectly well - that's what I'll use because it allows me to use
>the rgb numbers. But I don't see it documented in any official Macromedia
>Lingo manual. The only place I see it is on page 30 of your bo
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