Let me start by saying that we have found and tryed the buddyapi 3.4 and
this oppens a powerpoint file embedded within the projector. BUT what if it
is not the powerpoint file BUT the powerpoint program ??
HI we have a question regarding an e-learning program were going to develop
using
Michael,
What you can do is to save your powerpoint as a pps (powerpoint Show file).
Therefore if your powerpoint is time-based, it will automatically closed at
the end.
Regards,
Fabrice
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I am working on a project which will include quicktime vr objects can I
control these in Lingo.
Plus can I embed them not just open in a external link,
All help would be appriacted.
Thanks
Tim
Ps can anybody use corel paradox for report writing
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on 11/1/01 9:20 PM, Joao Rui at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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hello to all in the group,
I am working on an art installation that will use a
camcorder hooked up to DIRECTOR to play sounds when
something enters an area defined with BIGEYE
software.
However since them MAC is not very capable of
"Pranav Negandhi" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Naaahhhit doesn't work. Here's what I tried out.
property mySprite
on beginSprite me
mySprite = sprite(me.spriteNum)
put mySprite
end beginSprite me
on exitFrame me
go the frame
end
The beginSprite puts (sprite -5) in the
At 11:36 13.01.2001 +0100, Lars Gravesen wrote:
HI we have a question regarding an e-learning program we're going to develop
using director.
The theme for the cd is learning by doing. The user will be told/show how
operate different functions in a specific software windows program. When the
I have recently visited the www.tomato.co.uk site that uses a very nice way
of getting info. Could anyone here find out what is the script that
displaces and deforms the image?
I also want to create an interface for a personal cdrom, where when
launched, the user's monitor would be completely
In order to reduce graphics/button elements
is it viable to use such lingo
on exitFrame
if (the mouseH 475 and the mouseH 385 and the mouseV 393 and the
mouseV 370) then
cursor 280
if the mouseDown=true then
play movie " so_and_so"
You can do this--I'm not sure I
At 11:14 AM -0800 1/13/2001, Kerry Thompson wrote:
A side note--processing is faster if you do your if statement like this:
if the mouseH 475 then
if the mouseH 385 then
if the mouseV 393 then
if the mouseV 370
The way you have it written, Director will assess all the tests
A side note--processing is faster if you do your if statement like this:
if the mouseH 475 then
if the mouseH 385 then
if the mouseV 393 then
if the mouseV 370
I just did a test of the different techniques. Here's the movie script:
on mt0
end
on mt1
if (the mouseH 475
fwiw, I tend to use inside(point, rect) for this sort of thing.
Haven't done any speed tests since it has always been fast enough.
See my long post!
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If the mouse isn't to the right of the screen Kerry's routine would be
quite a bit faster. On average his routine should come out a tiny bit
faster than mine.
A little different test shows this more clearly. I left Colin's test as is,
except I reordered my nested if series to:
on mt2
if
Of course, as Colin pointed out, in this case, a few milliseconds
doesn't make that much difference. This particular one is more
theory than practice, but it's something worth knowing :-)
Less difference than you're saying! I was talking microseconds. Your
best case was 16 milliseconds for
are there problems with getNetText and Mac os9 + ?
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Less difference than you're saying! I was talking microseconds. Your best
case was 16 milliseconds for 1000 tests, and the all-in-one was 44
milliseconds for 1000 tests. That's a difference per test of only 28
millionths of a second, or about a 40th of a millisecond.
Whoa--hold on. A
I'm using an ugly long line of Lingo using pointToLine(textBoxBottomX,
textBoxBottomY) to test for overflow in a text member sprite, and can't
help thinking that there may be a quick, short function to do that.
Is there?
It seems there should be one, for use when you want to know how
Less difference than you're saying! I was talking microseconds.
Your best case was 16 milliseconds for 1000 tests, and the
all-in-one was 44 milliseconds for 1000 tests. That's a difference
per test of only 28 millionths of a second, or about a 40th of a
millisecond.
Whoa--hold on. A
1000 tests that take a total of 28 milliseconds means that one of those
tests is taking 28 microseconds, or 1/36th of a millisecond.
Ah, I'm with you now--I wasn't seeing your perspective (I had my z-axis
negative behind me ;-)
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
Learning Network
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At 6:34 PM -0500 1/13/2001, Brian Douglas wrote:
are there problems with getNetText and Mac os9 + ?
Not with 9.0.4. Haven't upgraded to 9.1 yet so can't say about that.
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Just curious could it be done with html styles??
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Less difference than you're saying! I was talking
Hi Gang!
My example is a little harder to read at first,
No hard its quit clear.
This works fine for me
but i don't know about the efficiency
Regrads
Gopinath
property onme
on new me, x1,x2,y1,y2
vButton=[:]
vButton=[#vleft:x1,#vRight:x2,#vtop:y1,#vbottom:y2]
-- put vButton
return
mmm...disagree. One object could easily define all the hot spots and
handle mouse tracking
Fair enough--and probably a better way to do it, now that I think about it.
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
Learning Network
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Just curious could it be done with html styles??
Good question--I would know how to do it in a browser, with the map tag. In
Lingo, I'd use a list of coordinates.
Does anybody know if Director supports HTML maps? It would be great for
defining different polygons.
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
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