Hi list,
Is it possible to have a diferent shape in the stage in a Macintosh. I've
look in web and many other places but couldn't find anything other than
information regarding PC.
tks'
Rodrigo
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Are you referring to a masked MIAW? As in setting a 1-bit cast member as the
MIAW.windowType? If so, that *should* work on the Mac too, but I've never
done it.
Give it a try.
Ross
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Works. You can even animate it.
-A.
Are you referring to a masked MIAW? As in setting a 1-bit cast member as the
MIAW.windowType? If so, that *should* work on the Mac too, but I've never
done it.
Give it a try.
Ross
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Works. You can even animate it.
To be fair, how successful the animation is may depend on your video
board or OS. When I've tried that on a Mac under OS 9, the window
flickers noticeably. I suspect (I haven't tried it) that the same
projector running under Classic would not flicker (because
uhh!! If it's not ask too much, can someone tell me how to do it, so? I've
tried the 1 bit mask trick, but doesn't work for me.
tks'
Rodrigo
on 11/19/02 1:04 PM, Andreas Gaunitz P11 at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Works. You can even animate it.
-A.
Are you referring to a masked MIAW? As
an article in Director-online explains it very well:
http://www.director-online.com/accessArticle.cfm?id=332
hth
Fraser
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Create your 1-bit bitmap - anything black is going to be your MIAW shape.
Now when setting the windowType of your MIAW, give it the member's name
instead of the in-built numeric constants that Director uses:
myMIAW.windowType = member(MIAW Mask)
then open as normal - should work (unless I'm
