Bill Marriott wrote:
Now I thought ... hey what about using a "graphic?" That is what Revolution
calls objects created with its built-in tools for simple vector objects.
I'll use one of those.
Attempt 3: rotate a rectangle
<snip failures>
You need to set the points of the graphic. The most amazing things can
be done with graphics with this method. Geoff Canyon, of this list, made
a whole animated shoot-out game using a *single* graphic.
You really should go look up the clock threads in the archives. It's a
common project. Someone sent me a clock they made a couple of years ago
that was just gorgous, doing exactly what you describe. I can't share
it, as it isn't mine and it was a private exchange. If he's still on the
list, maybe he'll respond.
Look at some of these in the mean time, there are probably some pointers:
<http://search.gmane.org/?query=clock+script&group=gmane.comp.ide.revolution.user>
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