At 2:55 PM -0300 9/11/00, Renato Tegon Forti wrote:
>how developer this?
>
>If multiple timers are required, you must create and manage your own.
>These can be properties in a behavior, a global list, or even a parent
>script. Typically, you use the ticks property to track time in this
>manner.
Renato:
You can use the timeout() object in Director 8 to accomplish this. Read
the documentation for more details. Here's a quick example:
timeout("secondHand").new(1000, #tickTock, 0)
timeout("minuteHand").new(60000, #ching, 0)
on tickTock
put "tickTock"
end tickTock
on ching
put "ching"
end ching
Regards,
Terry
P.S. Your movie must be actually running for this to work.
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