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heh. i wondered if something was up. you're definitely someone to rtfm
before asking, and fillcolor was pretty straightforward!
you can edit with the shape palette, command 7. there's a fore- and
back-color window there.
--bh
Kerry Thompson wrote:
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> >member(someVectorCastMember).fillcolor =
At 6:09 PM -0700 9/25/2000, Kerry Thompson wrote:
>Well, I don't see any way to change the color of the #line shape. In
>fact, I don't even see a way to create a shape in D8. Is that
>something they did away with, or am I missing something obvious?
time for dinner i think. . . ;-)
D8:
sprite(
Ahh I see
that would be
sprite(somelineSpriteNumber).foreColor = someIndexNumber
ie
sprite(2).foreColor = 33
be forewarned you cannot change the color of the member, at least I can't
seem to find a way, but you can adjust the linecolor of the sprite that
contains a line member.
Make any sens
Well, I don't see any way to change the color of the #line shape. In fact,
I don't even see a way to create a shape in D8. Is that something they did
away with, or am I missing something obvious?
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
Learning Network
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>member(someVectorCastMember).fillcolor = rgb(128,128,128)
I'm getting careless in my old age.
I should have mentioned that I tried the fillcolor property.
On further investigation, it turns it's not a vector shape, but a plain old
shape. I checked the properties, and it is a #line, not a fil
Hi Kerry
Me being the usual smart a@# at night, did you try
member(someVectorCastMember).fillcolor = rgb(128,128,128)
or if you want a gradient:
member(someVectorCastMember).fillcolor = rgb(128,128,128)
member(someVectorCastMember).fillmode = #gradient
member(someVectorCastMember).endColor =
member("vectormember").fillcolor = whichcolor
should do the trick.
the fillmode can't be set to #none.
not sure about authoring, though i would think it would work from the
vector shape window, like the paint window.
--bh
Kerry Thompson wrote:
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> Hullo, night owls and Aussies :-)
>
> How c
At 5:07 PM -0700 9/25/00, Kerry Thompson wrote:
>Hullo, night owls and Aussies :-)
>
>How can I change the fill color of a vector shape from Lingo? For
>that matter, how can I change it from the authoring environment? It
>seems that editing a vector-shape cast member just brings up its
>proper
Hullo, night owls and Aussies :-)
How can I change the fill color of a vector shape from Lingo? For that
matter, how can I change it from the authoring environment? It seems that
editing a vector-shape cast member just brings up its property window.
Ah, yes, and I should include Asians and ea
Hi Bizzotto,
For a field member, change its rect property. For a text member, change
its width and height properties. You should make their boxType
properties #scroll or #fixed to change their height.
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Carlos Eduardo Bizzotto wrote:
> Is it possible to change the width and height of a fiel
>Help!
>
>Director 8/Win - I have a projector containing several QTVR scenes, each
>consisting of 4 - 8 nodes. When clicking from node to node, the projector
>often crashes, as did Director during authoring (maybe 3 times out of 10).
>The QTVR movies were authored using Sceneworx, and there's some
>If I use the following lingo
>
> sprite(me.spriteNum).member="Instrument2_Note"
>
>I get a script error
>
>i.e Property not found
>
>#spriteNum
Where does the event at the start of your callStack originate?
If in doubt, debug.
Rob wrote:
>currentSprite -
>"Movie property; indicate
Thsnks Robert
Still weird though that
sprite(the currentSpriteNum).member = "Instrument2_Note"
works!
?
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Subject: RE:
> sprite(me.spriteNum).member="Instrument2_Note"
> I get a script error
You're trying to set a sprite's member to a string, instead of a member. Do
this instead:
sprite(me.spriteNum).member = member("Instrument2_Note")
That'll clear the error up. Not that that info answers your question:
> If you are only trying to read the files, you should open them using
> the write only mode (1).
A big thanks to Stephen Ingrum for pointing this parameter out to me.
Thanks. That fixed it!
Cheers,
Stephen
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Hi there
Making a sequencer in Director 7.02 (PC).
If I use the following lingo
sprite(me.spriteNum).member="Instrument2_Note"
I get a script error
i.e Property not found
#spriteNum
However if I use
sprite(the currentSpriteNum).member="Instrument2_Note"
I can't fi
>Is it possible to change the width and height of a field or text member "on
>the fly"?
Do you want to change the font size of the text as well? If so, the best
way is to create a flash movie, pass it the text you want displayed, and
change the sprite's width and height properties. The text wi
Hi,
Is it possible to change the width and height of a field or text member "on
the fly"?
If so, how can I do that?
Thanks in advance.
Bizzotto
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Hi
How (if possible) do I add members to a filmloop in lingo?
I create the filmloop using new(#filmloop, ...).
The intention for this is simple: I wish to create a sprite container,
whilst still being able to update the individual elements.
Thanx in advance
Paul Shrubsole
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Hi! Karina Steffens,
It's really help me a lot. Thanks. But I did a little amendment here:
--the 12:00 AM should be 00:00 in international time
hour=integer(systime.item[1])
tt=the last word of systime
if (tt contains "A") or (tt contains "a") then
if hour = 12 then
h
> It's Monday--special tolerance day for me, since I tend to be grumpy.
Same here. Maybe I should've posted to Grumpy-L instead
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>At least she had the in her subject :)
That's added automatically by the list server when you reply :-)
It's Monday--special tolerance day for me, since I tend to be grumpy.
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
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> > Next time you have a little question would you mind putting a
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Hi Eva,
Next time you have a little question would you mind putting a little clue in
the subject line so my inbox doesn't get cluttered. Cheers.
Georgia
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From: Eva Fadeel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date: 25 September 2000 15:30
Hi !
Hi List
Just wanted to declare the introduction of a threaded user forum for all sequenceXtra
users.
Check in to www.sourceforce.nu and choose "forum" in the menu.
Who´s first?
Bjarne
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If it's true that we are here to help others, then wha
Try and remove the behavior from the "scriptInstanceList" of the sprite. Off the top
of my head that should do the trick for you. It's easiest if you added it dynamically,
but I assume you didn't as you probably wouldn't ask this if you were.
Hope this helps
/jonas
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Hi !
I have a little question. Is it possible to remove a behavior script from
a cast member during a special event?
Thank´s for your help!
/Eva
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I've had to deal with international time issues myslef, so here's a code I
developed that should parse the time correctly from whatever settings
(hopefully) the user's machine might have. The "systime" returned is a 24
hour clock: hh:mm
Hope this helps you!
on parseTime me
systime=the short t
PrAnAv <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The following is a behavior I made for use with the ActiveX Microsoft
> Forms Dropdown control. It uses the method AddItem of the control to
> add items to the dropdown menu. Now the problem is that the behavior
> works when I call it on prepareframe, but when
set the movieRate of the clip = 1
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Hi Paul,
Try dropping this code onto the moviesprite:
on beginsprite me
sprite(me.spritenum).member.movierate=0
end
on mouseup me
sprite(me.spritenum).member.movierate=1
end
if that doesnt start paused, get info on the member
and tick the paused box.
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Hi all
Sorry to ask a simple question but I am having a bit of a hectic time at the
moment - 3 jobs to finish all at once:(
Anyway I am making a cdrom that has loads of quicktime video clips. All the
video is set to direct to stage and has a controller bar. The client has
just asked if as well a
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