If you are wanting to wind up with a protected castlib (either a .cxt or a .cct), then you should make a simple change to the line below. This line will work fine for an unprotected castlib. If you want to make it work for unprotected and protected versions of the castlib, you can drop the extension:
castlib("Content").filename = the moviePath & "Assets:Content"
Director will look for any file that starts with "Content" with any extension following it. And as Kery said, if this is Mac only then you are fine. If you want it to work on PC's and Mac's, you need to do something like this:
theSeperator = the last char of the moviePath
castlib("Content").filename = the moviePath & "Assets" & theSeperator & "Content"
Irv
At 3:48 PM +0200 8/19/03, Kristian wrote:
-- castLib("Content").fileName = the moviePath & "Assets:Content.cst"
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