I need to go back and reacquaint myself with QC. I did look at my code, and I remember that one of the issues I had was trying to put an observer on a flag that would let me know when an animation finished.
I am using QC to provide animated pointers, which I call ³attention directors², in a presentation screen. I can choose a QC file from a list, then place the QC layer at the clicked point on the screen. This works. However, the user has to manually turn off the effect. I want it to automatically fade out and turn off after a few seconds after the animation finishes, so I can release the mouseDown capture for other uses. I also want someone to be able to create new effects in QC and be able to just drop them into the application to add to the effects list. For that, I need to provide a basic QC template file with the required I/O. On 9/3/12 9:04 PM, "douglas welton" <douglas_wel...@earthlink.net> wrote: > Gordon, > > I'm also curious about what problems you are having as well. I have completed > 4 forthcoming projects using the QC framework on 10.6 and 10.7 without any > real issues. The only challenge I encountered was the reduced functionality > of using Quartz Compositions in a sandboxed environment. > > regards, > > douglas
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