> Subject: RE: <lingo-l> Thanks for the loope
>
> > pre dot syntax I receive a "property not found" "#the milliseconds"
> > What's up?? and any other errors you see let me know. I am
> > using D6 on a
> > Mac PPC
> >
> the milliseconds is usable from D7 (undocumented), and D7 and +
>
> Couldn't you use the ticks as a workaround ?
>
> HTH,
> Séb
Thanks for reply
I found that by using the following script I get the result that is
expected, that is a lingo set frame tempo but if you could explain to me
what exactly what [ set pLastMilliseconds =... ]is doing - how and why-
It would help. And should I be using the ticks instead?
In a movie script
puppetTempo 0
------------
score script
---------------
property pMember
property spriteNum
property pLastMilliseconds
on beginSprite me
set pMember = the member of sprite (spriteNum)
set pLastMilliseconds = 1.000
end
on exitFrame me
set nMillisecondsElapsed = 1.300 - pLastMilliseconds
set fps = 1000.0 / float(nMillisecondsElapsed)
set the text of member pMember = fps && " fps"
set pLastMilliseconds = 1.000
end
CMMMMI
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