From: Roy C. Crisman
Ian, I haven't used the behaviors you are talking about, but maybe try this:
Have the Fields that are filled in by the user as single, long sprites. As you
come to page one, you fill in page one's sprites. As you go to page two, those
sprites are still there, but you've
From: Roy C. Crisman
on isEvenlyDivisible thisNumber, thisDivisor
if voidP(thisDivisor) then
thisDivisor = 2
end if
thisNumber = float(thisNumber) / thisDivisor
repeat while (thisNumber > the maxInteger)
thisNumber = thisNumber - the maxInteger
end repeat
return (thisNumbe
From: Roy C. Crisman
Check the archives of Direct-L.
I believe that the resuliton of the issue basically came down to "Embedding a
font changes the font, because Director 'simplifies' the font just a touch, so
getting the Arial* font that is in the Fonts folder temporarily during execution
isn
From: Roy C. Crisman
>> methinks yes.
>> put all of the xtras, for both platforms, in one xtras folder, and
>put
>> both projectors at the same level as that one xtras folder.
>> the mac side/ windows side thing controls what the user sees, but
>all
>> xtras should be in the same folder.
>
>It'
From: Roy C. Crisman
doesn't an embedded font still get put into the windows\fonts directory when the
project is running?
if in Director you have "MyFont", you should have a something with MyFont in the
name in there.
roymeo
lingo-l: where to go when you have font problems!
[To remove you
From: Roy C. Crisman
>> And it probably shouldn't be. This guy is trying to stream
>> an MPEG movie?
>
>I was referring to the fact that it is not obvious on the Tabulario
>site how to get in touch with them, that's all. Mauricio does roll
>these lists on a regular basis & was making a joke to
From: Roy C. Crisman
>> I am unable to
>> get through to ask a question directly from them as they
>> apparently don't
>> have a contact us hyperlink.
>
>well, it's just not OBVIOUS (hey mauricio )
And it probably shouldn't be. This guy is trying to stream an MPEG movie?
Mauricio is probabl
From: Roy C. Crisman
Well, that's correct for the autorun.
Is it that the autorun "takes too long to run" or is it that the projector
itself takes too long to run? If you stop the exe on the CD from playing and
then go click and make it run from the CD again, does it still take a long time?
From: Roy C. Crisman
If you set the video so that it doesn't play Direct To Stage, you can get a
screen-shot of it, because non-DTS is handled by director instead of bypassing
director. You may notice a performance hit using non-DTS, though.
Otherwise, you'll need an Xtra to do the capture, a
From: Roy C. Crisman
It's not a stupid question.
You're talking about imaging lingo. There's plenty of 'how to' places to show
how this is done, start with the lingo dictionary and look up "image", or check
the index for Bitmaps and Bitmaps/Image objects.
member("screenshot").image = (the s
From: Roy C. Crisman
How many users are going to use the product on both machines and care that there
are two different pixel sizes?
If it's a problem of "We want the PC Dissolve Bits to be smaller" then you can
respond "this is as small as they get".
But unless you are running both platforms
From: Roy C. Crisman
*Shrug*
It's been a while since I did it...and they apparently stopped charging for it
(or just stopped selling it) in January.
The company I worked for couldn't find any other solution (didn't know anyone to
steal it from, etc.) so they bought it and pasted to the end of
From: Roy C. Crisman
Incorrect. the floatprecision only changes the number of decimal places that
display/result. Director ALWAYS uses the full precision to calculate values.
-- Welcome to Director --
x = .3
y = .4
z = .9
set the floatprecision = 2
put x
-- 0.00
put y
-- 0.00
put
From: Roy C. Crisman
There is an Xtra available from the creators of IPIX that is required to show
IPIX images. You have to buy it. But other than that, it's pretty buch a
drag-n-drop activitythe Xtra handles all the rotating commands, etc.
go to www.ipix.com and look around.
roymeo
From: Roy C. Crisman
Uh...just look at the count() of the playList?
Just tested...
on soundStuff
repeat with i = 1 to 50
sound(5).queue(member "The Microsoft Sound")
end repeat
end
then, in the message window...
--
soundstuff()
sound(5).play()
put sound(5).isbusy()
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