Hi
I am assuming that the list has 8 values? if so this is calling a nineth
value from the list which does not exist. There are 2 ways arround this -
either add a nineth value to the list that is an exact duplicate of the
first value or change the script to check if i8 and call from position 1
Hi
Im new to this list so I apologize if its basic or been covered before.
I have 2 questions (on separate projects):
1. I am looking for a way to open an application (visual basic) through
Director. The problem that I have encountered is that all the options (open
(lingo command), Buddy
Just realised the answer to my own problem.
The problem with:
repeat with i = 1 to 8
member(canvas).image.draw(getAt(glistOfPointsCatA, i),
getAt(glistOfPointsCatA, i+1), [#shapeType:#line, #lineSize:2, #color:
rgb(150, 0, 0)])
end repeat
was that on the last loop of the above
The problem seems to be the value 9.
gListOfPointsCatA probably has only 8 items in the list. The bit:
getAt(glistOfPointsCatA, i+1) resolves to
getAt(glistOfPointsCatA, 9)
and 9 is too big for the list... the error message you got about List
Expected for Handler is misleading. (call
At 14:59 +0200 07/16/2002, niqui wrote:
1. I am looking for a way to open an application (visual basic) through
Director. The problem that I have encountered is that all the options (open
(lingo command), Buddy API, Zeus Productions-zOpen ) that I have tried run
the application on top of
At 11:27 -0300 07/16/2002, Bárbara Tâmisa Florentino da Silva wrote:
I need to make that a member string (line) follows a
squared member that will be in random movement and
through this member string (line) others squared
members follow the first one. How to make so that the
other members follow
I need to make that a member string (line) follows a
squared member that will be in random movement and
through this member string (line) others squared
members follow the first one. How to make so that the
other members follow the first one?
Thanks if anyone can help me...
Bárbara Tâmisa
Greets, I have a kiosk running in a very public place. Somehow, the
Director program is being exited out of, and randomly, the computer itself
is turned off.
The question I have is, how does one exit out of Director? Keeping in mind
that there is NO keyboard, No mouse (touch-screen
At 15:01 + 07/16/2002, mike cash wrote:
Greets, I have a kiosk running in a very public place. Somehow, the
Director program is being exited out of, and randomly, the computer
itself is turned off.
Something's crashing something. I'd bet a dlog comes up every once in
a while to the
Well, there's something going wrong someplece. Some more information
about what's happening is in order, as well as the OS this is running
on, what the program itself is doing, what version of Director you're
running, what Xtras you've used, and so on.
Duh, sorry about that...Dir. 8.5 running
Can you give me some indication of what i am doing wrong?
on mouseUp me
hexN = FF --same hex value as above
The next 2 lines aren't needed
--hexNumWsharp = # hexN --adds sharp
-- hexWquotes = QUOTE hexNumWsharp QUOTE --adds quotes
Change the next line to be
sprite(1).color
you don't want to add the quotes, they are just the string delimiter...
Rui Dantas
Justin Olmanson
At 16:39 + 07/16/2002, mike cash wrote:
Duh, sorry about that...Dir. 8.5 running on Win XP. DirectMedia and
BuddyAPI are only real xtras being used.
Flog flog flog. There. You're suitably punished. If you're using
DirectMedia, may I infer you are playing video? Used to be with older
Also another idea might be to use the 'alert hook' and put in a handler to
create a text or ini file to store the error that is occuring. This way you
can view what is causing the problem when it crashes!
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Greetings All,
I am working on an experiment in colors, it involves displaying different
colors which correspond with a number generated through a calculation which
gets progressively larger. I convert the number into a hexString and save it
in a variable. I cannot get the color to change, it
Justin,
Why are you adding quotes to your hex color string? Let's look at the mouseDown
handler:
on mouseDown me
sprite(1).color = rgb(#FF) --works fine, turns sprite red
updateStage --pg. 264 Special Ed. Using MM Dir. 8
At 17:39 +0100 07/16/2002, Paul Fletcher wrote:
Also another idea might be to use the 'alert hook' and put in a handler to
create a text or ini file to store the error that is occuring. This way you
can view what is causing the problem when it crashes!
Well, that'll work if it's a Director
I will be out of the office starting 07/15/2002 and will not return until
07/22/2002.
I am out until July 17th and I will respond to your message when I return.
Thanks!
Jamie
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hey list --
I have a cd that has been produced that the client wants to port over to the
web (would have been nice if it was decided before it was finished!). I have
lots of external linked assets ect so i placed everything in a dswmedia
folder published and it works fine off my hd. But when
Hello List,
I appologize in advance and hope I don't spark any flames if this goes
against list protocol.
I am in the process of looking for extra contract work, and I have been in
a salary job, which I know for a fact underpays me, for quite a while and
don't know what the going rate for high
put the CD in your drive select the 'Pubish CD to Web' command ...
What? There isn't one?
Seriously,
the go to movie issue is probably fairly trivial.
You can use Find to find each the go to movie strings paste goToNetmovie
or live bravely use Find/Replace ALL
A bigger issue is the size of
The other day I saw a job posting from Director work in Texas
suggesting that they were willing to pay $12-$14 per hour -
my wife suggested that they must've lost a decimal place ...
note: the Director contact market is extremely cool right now.
(At least what I've been able to find)
-Buzz
The other day I saw a job posting from Director work in Texas
suggesting that they were willing to pay $12-$14 per hour -
my wife suggested that they must've lost a decimal place ...
note: the Director contact market is extremely cool right now.
(At least what I've been able to find)
-Buzz
That's not too big a shaft, Brian.
High-level Director contract work -- depending on market, demand, alignment
of skillset with project demands, clout, and many other factors -- should
start around $40/hr and top out at around $150/hr. Again, lots of
dependencies there. Under one set of
the geographic variance is tremendous.
TX FL seem to be @ the bottom of the price range
I saw one recently in FL: 2 weeks work, 30 hrs/wk, $1200 total (= $20hr)
It was described as developing a CD-ROM!
-Buzz
At 6:30 PM -0400 7/16/02, you wrote:
The other day I saw a job posting from
hi there,
just to find out whether any of you have used any 'onstage' xtras from a company
called 'visible light'?
we are just about to try the 'onstage osdvd for director professional edition', and i
thought i ask whether there are any known issues beforehand.
much appreciated,
nik
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I am importing a series of bitmaps using importfileinto, but they are being
imported as 24bit, without the alphachannell...
what do I do to import them WITH the alpha channel??
Luiz Gustavo Castelan Póvoas
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I am importing a series of bitmaps using importfileinto, but they are being
imported as 24bit, without the alphachannell...
what do I do to import them WITH the alpha channel??
What is your screen set to? It may be on 24 bit instead of 32 bit.
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Huh. I've been doing well even if I'm _not_ published...
On 7/16/02 6:30 PM, brian [EMAIL PROTECTED] spewed forth:
The other day I saw a job posting from Director work in Texas
suggesting that they were willing to pay $12-$14 per hour -
my wife suggested that they must've lost a decimal
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