On 22/7/04 1:31 pm, "Malte Brill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 2.) Rev-online. I think this could become a cool place if it gets used. What > I really would love to see is how big in KB/MB the stacks are (I just looked > at it, so maybe this is somewhere I havent found yet) I created an account a > few minutes ago. If you download the Stack from my users section mind it is > 2.xx MB. I can see the point of that. Rev Online will be used for serving videos to people on broadband and stacks are likely to be smaller than that, but I'll make a note. I don't know if it will be in this release or the next one. > 3.) Dreamcard. Will this have the same IDE or will it look differently? I > donīt understand the term " smoothed off interface" Does this describe what > the Interface is going to look in *all* versions? Essentially yes, though some options aren't available in Dreamcard, those being noted in the FAQ. > I also would like to say that I am happy about the Player approach. > I havenīt looked at it too much by now, so maybe the following is redundant, > as it might be already implemented: > > I think it could be useful if the player would allow Autoplay for CD Roms. > This could be implemented by looking for a simple text file e.g. toc.txt > with only one line of text holding the relative path to the stack that > should be played. This would be a big plus (if it isnīt already possible). I think this should work with the current implementation, let us know if you have any trouble getting it to. > Also I havenīt found a way to browse the local directory (but I just looked > at it for a few minutes). Also I would like to know which components is in > the player: > > imagelibrary/externals/cursors/...? We'll be shipping the Player as a separate download to test by itself shortly. When we do that you can check what is included. > The new toolbar: It looks more modern. I liked the old one better, but I > think I will get used to it. Yeah, its always tricky when we make a change to the appearance of anything. Ultimately though the old toolbar was really dated and we had to update it. I don't think we're going to be able to get something that suits everyone, stability was a higher priority than providing extra icon sets, and the new one does looks clean, modern and functional. Thanks for the feedback. Kind regards, Kevin Kevin Miller ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~ http://www.runrev.com/ Runtime Revolution - User-Centric Development Tools _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
