Interestingly the same company was responsible for the port of maya to the
mac osx platform.
Vijay
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of nik crosina
Sent: Tuesday, November 26, 2002 5:41 AM
To: The Lingo List
Subject: DIrector MX development
http://www.mail-archive.com/lingo-l@penworks.com/ (old archives)
are where the archives reside. I may bee wrong but this link seemed to work.
http://mail4.fcgnetworks.net/archives/lingo-l/ ( these are the new archives)
hope that helps.
Vijay
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Your question is kind of confusing but it might just be me. If you declare a
script as a parent script it can be instatiated with the new keyword and
need not be attached to any physical sprite thats there on the stage, so you
do not have to attach it to any sprite like a behavior if you create a
are you testing on windows 2000 systems. These have some inherent problems
with embedded fonts i just went through a round of corrections on a project
Iam doing.
The only workaround was to install the font in my case. But somenone else
might give you a better solution.
Vijay
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Hi,
Does anyone know of any resources for the .w3d format . I would like to get
as much info as possible. Iam trying to write an exporter for a custom
inhouse tool. I can't find the file specifications anywhere.
Vijay
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Hi,
Usually the disk speeds are slow so I would suggest that instead of writing
character by character why don't you try to read and write in chunks if you
can do that. The reason why installation is slow on your system is that each
time you want to access your disks it takes time to acce
The thing with repeat loops is that they consume system resources and wont
let any other function to be performed on the computer when this is
happening. so you do not want this to happen normally i would use a frame
script to simulate a repeat loop works like a charm.
Vijay
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Hey rachid since you have an angle if you have speed then calculating points
is not a problem at all.
lets have a speed of k that the sprite moves at
so the new position is
x=x+k*cos(angle)
y=y+k*sin(angle)
you would be substituting the loch of sprite for x and the locv of sprite
for y
Hop
Please under no circumstances try to open one MIAW from another. Been
there done that. It will save you a lot of work if you have a centralized
movie script in the main movie which will open a new window. call this
script from a miaw. Also don't issue calls to close a miaw from within
its
property pangle,pradius,pcenterx,pcentery,ppifactor
on beginsprite me
pcenterx=sprite(me.spritenum).loch
pcentery=sprite(me.spritenum).locv
pradius=100
--substitute your value
pangle=0
ppifactor=pi()/180
end
on enterframe me
newposh=pcenterx+pradius*cos(ppifactor*pangle)
newpos
Generally i would suggest not using repeat loops in these cases as they
consume processor resources to a great extent.
just make sure the variable you are incrementting also is declared as a
property.
Vijay
try this behavior.
property pflag,pproperty
on beginsprite me
pflag=0
end
on mousedown
Hi,
Lists are generally used when one has a lot of similar or same data for
different entities, For example,
Consider you are making a program where you are taking 1000 peoples ages and
then finding the average. Here a list would greatly simplify the job as you
would have one variable for
Can you elaborrate a little it would help us in giving you some help what do
you exactly want to do?
Vijay
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Rachid Mehmed
Sent: Wednesday, January 16, 2002 9:56 AM
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Subject: re:angle
You might have to include the fileio xtra. Sometimes I have missed puttting
the xtra and director won't signal an error until it comes to that partcular
point the problem is with scripting xtras since these xtras are not loaded
by director at load time one might be gettin this problem only when y
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