Thanks Jan. Thank God for Tool Tips! Otherwise, really poorly laid out
and labeled for someone who has not been there before.
Now, how would one load an image into the available patterns?
Joe Wilkins
On Jul 14, 2009, at 10:03 PM, Jan Schenkel wrote:
In the Inspector palete, switch to the
Got it. Using the import image as control menu item which is then
available as a Pattern from the stack.
Joe Wilkins
On Jul 14, 2009, at 11:13 PM, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
Thanks Jan. Thank God for Tool Tips! Otherwise, really poorly laid
out and labeled for someone who has not been there
Hi
After a little more experimentation I have found that removing the
DissolveSplash handler fixes the problem.
Can anyone shed any light on why changing the blendlevel of a stack in
this way should cause the stack title to display the stack name
instead?
Strange!
2009/7/14 Ian McKnight
Dead easy:
set the backgroundPattern of GRC HEX1 to the ID of image one.png
sending you an example stack off-list.
Love, Richmond.
Rick Harrison wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to create a game, and I
wanted to use hexagonal image
frames put tightly together to make
a kind of game board where the
OK, Hop-Pickers :)
Hexxer is available here:
http://mathewson.110mb.com/FILEZ/HEXXER.rev.zip
it is also available at OLD revOnline, under 'Richmond'
also at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/RRgraphix/
go get it!
Rick Harrison wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to create a game, and I
wanted to use
Hi again,
That solution works great, except the images
are not resized to fit the graphic object.
Is there any easy way to do that on the fly inside of Revolution?
Thanks to everyone for your quick responses!
Rick
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use-revolution mailing
It seems that they released a preBeta version:
from RevUp issue 74:
We know you're all on the edge of your seats, waiting for Rev 4.0. We
have just released a pre-Beta version to the Enterprise community list.
Ok, I have a Enterprise licence... how do i get to the Enterprise
community list ?
You can also try creating gif or png images where everything outside
hexagonal area is transparent. If you put such an image on a stack
a.f.a.i.k. transparent parts of image will ignore mouse events as if it
were truly hexagonal. Besides you can resize them as you wish.
Viktoras
Rick
Hi Christian,
Enterprise customers with an active software assurance pack are automatically
members of a separate mailing list, and you should have received an email with
the information.
If you were wrongfully excluded from said list, it's best to email
supp...@runrev.com to get this fixed.
Thanks Jan,
it's best to email supp...@runrev.com to get this fixed.
that's what I did minutes ago
Christian
On 15/07/09 15:38, Jan Schenkel wrote:
Hi Christian,
Enterprise customers with an active software assurance pack are automatically
members of a separate mailing list, and you
set the width of image one.png to the width of GRC HEX1
set the height of image one.png to the height of GRC HEX1
set the backgroundPattern of GRC HEX1 to the ID of image one.png
Rick Harrison wrote:
Hi again,
That solution works great, except the images
are not resized to fit the graphic
Hi Richmond,
Thanks for that tip! I thought it was going to be some
long, and involved pixel calculations.
The only problem with this solution is that it resizes my original
image.
I just wanted the image resized in the target graphic without
having to modify the original.
Thanks, it is a
This will make a copy of your original image, rename it, and
then resize it for the graphic:
copy img one.png
paste
set the name of it to oneX.png
set the width of image oneX.png to the width of GRC HEX1
set the height of image oneX.png to the height of GRC HEX1
set the backgroundPattern of
Hi Richmond,
Yes, I already thought of that one too.
Thanks for the code anyways.
Rick
On Jul 15, 2009, at 10:58 AM, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
copy img one.png
paste
set the name of it to oneX.png
set the width of image oneX.png to the width of GRC HEX1
set the height of image oneX.png to
When I was a child somebody promised me a set of colouring pencils,
they were not forthcoming; later he promised me a special pen and
pencil set, they were not forthcoming; I am waiting for the notepad
he eventually told me I would get as he couldn't manage the other
things. That was about 40
Hello to everyone:
I have a button that resides inside of a background group (on many
cards). The group is script-less. The button has about 10 handlers and
350 lines of script. When I created the button, it worked fine once.
But something in its script causes the button, from that point
I have a button that resides inside of a background group (on many cards).
The group is script-less. The button has about 10 handlers and 350 lines of
script. When I created the button, it worked fine once. But something in its
script causes the button, from that point forward, not to trap a
On Jul 15, 2009, at 5:06 PM, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
Well, even though I never got the presents, I learnt a valuable
lesson;
which, recently I forgot.
I feel sure that if you already owned the Enterprise pencils, you
would have gotten the new ones too.
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