Hi Friends,
I have created one cd in that illegalopration error is coming. For that
i have put .ini files & dll files but error is not going so what i have
to do please help me.
Thanks
Mitesh Gajjar
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RE:
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>From: Carol Mahaffy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: RE: memory leaks
>Date: Mon, Feb 18, 2002, 4:08 PM
>yeah I have lots and lots of quicktime and sounds (mp3s). xtras are fileIO,
>animated gif, flash asset,,,
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Do you happen
> by rendering do you mean the copyPixels operation itself?
yes, I meant the copyPixels operation, but I admit it was only a presumption
that rendering masks would be too slow (I once tested the "background
transparent" ink for sprites and found that I'd better not use that if I
could avoid it.)
Good afternoon everyone,
First I'd like to thank all that replied to my last post regarding linking
with text strings. Now, I have another text issue. Due to PC and Mac
differences when displaying text, I'm wondering if there is a way to control
this as with CSS in HTML, or maybe a way to detect
yeah I have lots and lots of quicktime and sounds (mp3s). xtras are fileIO,
animated gif, flash asset, font asset, ineturl, jpeg, mix services, netfile,
netlingo, pict agent, png, QTExportXtra, QuickTime Asset, QuickTime Agent,
Script Agent, sound control, swa streaming, textxtra (kind of what i w
Hi everyone.
I just want to ask anyone who knows how to work with list. I am in the porcess of
making a search engine using lingo. But am having porblem with the scripts. anyone out
there who have tried and made a real search engine using lingo?
Thanks
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> both workarounds came to my mind as well, but I didn't want to use masks,
> because they are slow to render.
? I was suggesting you use the mask image in a copyPixels parameter list
dImage.copyPixels(sImage, dRect, dRect, [#maskImage: mImage])
thus there is no "rendering" as such. By renderin
>both workarounds came to my mind as well, but I didn't want to use masks,
>because they are slow to render. If I created a mask, it would be 8-bit,
>wouldn't it? Does anybody know if one could use 1-bit-masks with copypixels
>and if that would speed up the action?
Perhaps matte would have been a
Thanks Colin and Sean,
both workarounds came to my mind as well, but I didn't want to use masks,
because they are slow to render. If I created a mask, it would be 8-bit,
wouldn't it? Does anybody know if one could use 1-bit-masks with copypixels
and if that would speed up the action?
Thanks agai
At 02:35 PM 2/18/02 -0500, Carol Mahaffy wrote:
>permanently. only comes back on restart, which is plaquing me. I would think
>when you exit the file (or Director) that it would dump anything related to
>it.
Well, the next question is, does EVERY time you run it, does it lose 4%, or
only just th
> I am trying to copy a quadrangular but NOT rectangular area of
> one image to
> THE SAME quadrangular area of another image of the same size.
How about creating an image object, filling it with black, copyPixelling it
to another image object using the quad you need then using this image as a
ma
>Now it seems to me that Director doesn't accept quads in the source image.
>
>Can you confirm that and if so is there a workaround as fast as
>"copypixels"?
Looking at the help, it does seem that way.
If the area is remaining the same, perhaps you could do some sort of
mask, and copy the sour
At 14:35 -0500 02/18/2002, Carol Mahaffy wrote:
>permanently. only comes back on restart, which is plaquing me.
Umm, you say you're not using 3rd party Xtras -- what about the ones built in?
QuickTime is notorious for leaking memory on Win, and I don't recall
for sure but I think it's a QT pro
Hello list!
I am trying to copy a quadrangular but NOT rectangular area of one image to
THE SAME quadrangular area of another image of the same size.
And this as fast as possible.
Something like that:
pointsL = [point(453,161), point(476,165), point(469,204),point(446,200)]
image1.copypixels
permanently. only comes back on restart, which is plaquing me. I would think
when you exit the file (or Director) that it would dump anything related to
it.
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> Sent: Monday, February 18, 2002 11:31 AM
> To: [EMAIL
I found a Flash smart clip on the exchange website that uses info inside of
an XML file to make a Flash heirarchial (tree) menu. Is there any way to
make the XML links, inside of a Flash file go to certain markers inside of
Director?
lantz
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I never use QT cuepoints, I always use the MovieTime property of QT sprites because of
it's ease of use. Also, it saves the time of
having to go back and change the cuepoints in the QT if you ever want to change them.
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At 16:19 -0500 02/16/2002, Matthew DeSimone wrote:
>I guess my main question is, is it possible to have abstract children
>off a parent script, where the children exist simply as invocations of a
>script, and not invocations of a script which are attached to a specific
>director sprite?
Couple d
I didn't mean it was impossible to leak in Windows (if only!).
So, ARE you PERMANENTLY losing 4% with each successive run, or are you
reclaiming it after the program exits?
At 10:48 AM 2/18/02 -0500, Carol Mahaffy wrote:
> > 3) Do you get an additional 4% loss every time you run the program?
>I have been offline the whole week but if you still need an answer to
>your problem, contact me off-list.
A number of us have been intrigued by the problem. If you have a
solution, can you tell us too?
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> 3) Do you get an additional 4% loss every time you run the program? That
> is, it keeps dropping by 4%, until you eventually have no memory? Because
>
> that's much more in keeping with what a true "leak" is.
>
this is it exactly. The leak is evident on the windows side. Not running any
3rd
Anybody know if it's possible to detect mouse clicks in a projector's
offstage border?
In director 5, I've polled the mouseDown (yuck!).
I've also tried creating my own border with a large MIAW and playing
everything else in a smaller MIAW on top.
I've used DirectOS dosClipCursor. So far this
Repeat loops in and of themselves aren't culprits (what you do inside them
might be).
A little more information is needed:
1) Is this Mac or Windows? Macs (pre-OS/X) are notorious for horrible
memory management.
2) Is this 4% a permanent loss, or just while it's running? If you exit
the p
on 2/18/02 8:29 AM, Carol Mahaffy at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> hey list --
> i have a cd that was created about 2 months ago that i need to help the
> performance. The problem is that after you continously play the cd it sucks
> up your system memory.
If you are using a lot of audio files, thi
Hi carol,
Funnily enough I just 1 min ago read the release notes for
8.5
http://www.macromedia.com/support/director/releasenotes/8/releasenotes
_85.htm#72309
and saw this
'Developers should be very careful when using circular references
within their code, such that
x = [1,2,3]
y =
Hi List
I've been trying to get registerScript() / sendevent() to work
recently and there seems to be a problem
when using it for events to models.
from the director online help for registerScript();
'This statement registers the messageReceived event handler found in a
movie script to be calle
hey list --
i have a cd that was created about 2 months ago that i need to help the
performance. The problem is that after you continously play the cd it sucks
up your system memory. (about 4%) Could anyone give me an idea of how to go
about looking for this? I was thinking that repeat loops migh
Hi James!
I have been offline the whole week but if you still need an answer to
your problem, contact me off-list.
regards, Florian
James Tu wrote:
>
> Because of all the craziness that we are running into regarding multiple
> video cards (when a direct to stage 3d cast member crosses the "bou
Hi... From the previous postings...
I didn't try them myself though... :)
Subject: [DIRECT-L] IRC Chat
Date: Tue, 10 Jul 2001 16:41:12 -0400
From: Robbie Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Does anyone know of any IRC's
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