lingo-l Projector vs. external cast

2003-08-19 Thread Kristian
Hi great list, here comes a somewhat funny question: I have a project that uses external casts (I plan to use a stub projector in the end), but when I am trying to test the project it seems like the projector totally ignores the external casts. It works fine if I include them in the projector

RE: lingo-l Projector vs. external cast

2003-08-19 Thread Karina Steffens
Hi Kristian I have a project that uses external casts (I plan to use a stub projector in the end), but when I am trying to test the project it seems like the projector totally ignores the external casts. It works fine if I include them in the projector but then the point of having them

RE: lingo-l Projector vs. external cast

2003-08-19 Thread Kristian
Hi again and thanks... seems strange to me that the only way to use external casts is to make a stub movie - is this assumption correct? But if this is the way to go I can live with that... Having the same trouble (not getting external casts to load) when using MIAW's that uses external casts...

RE: lingo-l Projector vs. external cast

2003-08-19 Thread Kerry Thompson
I have a project that uses external casts (I plan to use a stub projector in the end), but when I am trying to test the project it seems like the projector totally ignores the external casts. Karina gave you a good answer on protecting the casts. No further needed, except to emphasize

Re: lingo-l Projector vs. external cast

2003-08-19 Thread Charlie Fiskeaux II
I'm not sure if this is your problem, but the only time I've found that you HAVE to include an external cast in the projector is if it contains elements that are present in frame 1 of your timeline. If the elements in an external cast aren't present on the main timeline until after frame 1, it

RE: lingo-l Projector vs. external cast

2003-08-19 Thread Kristian
OK, sorry about the lack of information... here we go... For the external cast question, no, you don't have to have a stub, though Karina's suggestion is good for other reasons. For a MIAW to have access to an external cast, it needs to be included in the stage movie. It can be external, but

RE: lingo-l Projector vs. external cast

2003-08-19 Thread Kerry Thompson
The external cast needs to be included? In both the MIAW and in the stage movie? I assume I just use the (in somewhat pseudo): castlib(whatCast).fileName = moviePath myfolder:mycast.cst It doesn't need to be included in the projector, but it needs to be specifically linked. Modify | Movie

RE: lingo-l Projector vs. external cast - BUT MIAW...

2003-08-19 Thread Kristian
Thanks again for answer. Seems like some things are straightened out for me now. I actually did get it to work with external casts and projectors (using CastControl) will try the other tips that I have gotten from you as well. Another MIAW issue: When my main movie opens a MIAW that contains a

RE: lingo-l Projector vs. external cast

2003-08-19 Thread Karina Steffens
Hi Kristian, For the external cast question, no, you don't have to have a stub, though Karina's suggestion is good for other reasons. For a MIAW to have access to an external cast, it needs to be included in the stage movie. It can be external, but the main movie needs to know

RE: lingo-l Projector vs. external cast

2003-08-19 Thread Kristian
Could be since I only use puppetSprites that are in frame one for controling the items on stage. Preloader maybe would do the trick? Thanks for answer. /Kristian I'm not sure if this is your problem, but the only time I've found that you HAVE to include an external cast in the projector is

RE: lingo-l Projector vs. external cast

2003-08-19 Thread Karina Steffens
Hey Kerry :) Karina gave you a good answer on protecting the casts. No further needed, except to emphasize _save a backup_ before you protect! Once you protect it, that's it. You can't unprotect it. That's why I like using the publish to shockwave button - your originals remain intact, and

RE: lingo-l Projector vs. external cast - BUT MIAW...

2003-08-19 Thread Kerry Thompson
I do handle forgetMIAW with closeWindow and such. How are you handling the MIAW closing? Code specifics, please--there's a nasty gotcha with closing MIAWs. Cordially, Kerry Thompson [To remove yourself from this list, or to change to digest mode, go to http://www.penworks.com/lingo-l.cgi To

RE: lingo-l Projector vs. external cast

2003-08-19 Thread Kerry Thompson
I think the Xtras-Protect Movies is a bit risky, because it remove the originals, even though you get every opportunity to backup. I have to admit I got bitten by that about 6 months ago, and you'd think I'd know better. It cost me two days' work. Now, I always make a copy into a separate

RE: lingo-l Projector vs. external cast - BUT MIAW...

2003-08-19 Thread Eric Frericks
Matbe I was doing somthing wrong, but I have always had trouble with Quicktime in MIAWs on windows. Seems to work fine on NT and Mac, but would crash ME, XP, etc. You might want to try using Mpegs and Mpeg Advance Xtra from Tabuleiro if you want to run Movies in a MIAW. -Original

RE: lingo-l Projector vs. external cast - BUT MIAW...

2003-08-19 Thread Kristian
From what I can tell (did use debugPlaybackEnabled = TRUE, thanks by the way) it never reaches this function. Have tried putting it in both the miaw movie and the main movie. /Kristian Here comes the code for both opening and closing: The code for opening is as follows: on getMIAW() global

RE: lingo-l Projector vs. external cast - BUT MIAW...

2003-08-19 Thread Kerry Thompson
The code for closing is as follows: on closeWindow global gMQTWin close gMQTWin forget gMQTWin put Closed MIAW end closeWindow How are you calling the closeWindow handler? Cordially, Kerry Thompson [To remove yourself from this list, or to change to digest mode,

RE: lingo-l Projector vs. external cast

2003-08-19 Thread Martin Pallett
Hi, to the best of my knowledge, there is no need to link a MIAW's external casts to the main movie (but as long as they are set to Load when needed I suppose it probably won't hurt) - in fact I'm working on a project right now where all the MIAW's have external casts that are not linked to

lingo-l Director Programmer Position

2003-08-19 Thread David Baynes
Hi all. I found this posting this morning on Monster. It's looking for a Director programmer in Northern California. Here is the link:

Re: lingo-l Director Programmer Position

2003-08-19 Thread Colin Holgate
I found this posting this morning on Monster. It's looking for a Director programmer in Northern California. Before you all rush, it's $15-20 per hour, 10-20 hours per week. [To remove yourself from this list, or to change to digest mode, go to http://www.penworks.com/lingo-l.cgi To post

RE: lingo-l Projector vs. external cast - BUT MIAW...

2003-08-19 Thread Kristian
The code for closing is as follows: on closeWindow global gMQTWin close gMQTWin forget gMQTWin put Closed MIAW end closeWindow How are you calling the closeWindow handler? I am not calling it since the documentation stated that it is a system handler and gets

RE: lingo-l Projector vs. external cast - BUT MIAW...

2003-08-19 Thread Kristian
I am developing right now on XP, has anyone got a solution except using mpegs and Tabuleiro extras? Is this a common thing with Quicktime and MIAW's? Thanks for answer. /Kristian Matbe I was doing somthing wrong, but I have always had trouble with Quicktime in MIAWs on windows. Seems to work

RE: lingo-l Projector vs. external cast - BUT MIAW...

2003-08-19 Thread Kerry Thompson
I am not calling it since the documentation stated that it is a system handler and gets executed when I close a window using the window's close box. Any suggestions? Indeed. You need to explicitly forget the MIAW. It's a bit more involved than it appears. You can't have the MIAW forget

RE: lingo-l Projector vs. external cast - BUT MIAW...

2003-08-19 Thread Kerry Thompson
I am developing right now on XP, has anyone got a solution except using mpegs and Tabuleiro extras? Is this a common thing with Quicktime and MIAW's? I'm not sure it's a MIAW and QT issue. I've heard reports of problems with QT in a MIAW, but it's a common method people use to do a screen

lingo-l OT: Havok site

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RE: lingo-l Projector vs. external cast - BUT MIAW...

2003-08-19 Thread Kristian
Further down... I am not calling it since the documentation stated that it is a system handler and gets executed when I close a window using the window's close box. Any suggestions? Indeed. You need to explicitly forget the MIAW. It's a bit more involved than it appears. You can't

RE: lingo-l Projector vs. external cast - BUT MIAW...

2003-08-19 Thread Kerry Thompson
OK, I can follow this... But the tell the stage handler has to be in a preiodical or?? What I need is to capture the close event that gets triggered when the user uses the close box in the title bar... Possible? I'm not sure--I've never used a close box on a MIAW. I always put a close

Re: lingo-l Director Programmer Position

2003-08-19 Thread Luiz Gustavo Castelan Póvoas
I found this posting this morning on Monster. It's looking for a Director programmer in Northern California. Before you all rush, it's $15-20 per hour, 10-20 hours per week. Is it bad at all?? sad that it requires to be elegible to work in the states thou Luiz [To remove yourself

Re: lingo-l Director Programmer Position

2003-08-19 Thread Colin Holgate
Before you all rush, it's $15-20 per hour, 10-20 hours per week. Is it bad at all?? sad that it requires to be elegible to work in the states thou As a rate per hour for a full time job, in this economy it might be worth going for, but if you have to be available and that particular week

Re: lingo-l Director Programmer Position

2003-08-19 Thread Nmuta Jones
That pay is insulting. It's an entry level salary, especially considering that it's part time. Maybe OK for the Carolinas but not for California. // contact us for your next web project: http://www.wisewebnet.com From: Luiz Gustavo Castelan Póvoas [EMAIL

Re: lingo-l OT: QT Codecs

2003-08-19 Thread Colin Holgate
A little OT. How do I get the codecs so QT can play MPEG-4 and DV (a capture from a digital camcorder)? I have QT 6.3 on Windows XP Pro. Both should work just find (assuming you did the Recommended Install). Do you have samples somewhere? [To remove yourself from this list, or to change to

Re: lingo-l Director Programmer Position

2003-08-19 Thread Howdy-Tzi
On Tuesday, Aug 19, 2003, at 11:40 America/Chicago, Colin Holgate wrote: I found this posting this morning on Monster. It's looking for a Director programmer in Northern California. Before you all rush, it's $15-20 per hour, 10-20 hours per week. And you need to be a resident of NoCal already;

RE: lingo-l OT: QT Codecs

2003-08-19 Thread Kerry Thompson
Both should work just find (assuming you did the Recommended Install). Do you have samples somewhere? Hmm... I just checked Apple's Web site, and the MPEG-4 samples there played ok. Made me homesick--I watched the Pacific Coast video, which was shot in the Monterey area, where I lived for 18

RE: lingo-l OT: QT Codecs

2003-08-19 Thread Colin Holgate
Maybe the files are corrupt. I'm getting an error message that it's a format QT doesn't recognize. I can put them on my ftp site if you'd like to take a look at them. Sure. You know I guess that MPEG-4 is both a file format and a video compressor (but would more fully be called MPEG-4 Video

Re: lingo-l Director Programmer Position

2003-08-19 Thread Howdy-Tzi
On Tuesday, Aug 19, 2003, at 14:14 America/Chicago, Luiz Gustavo Castelan Póvoas wrote: I found this posting this morning on Monster. It's looking for a Director programmer in Northern California. Before you all rush, it's $15-20 per hour, 10-20 hours per week. Is it bad at all?? The hourly

Re: lingo-l Director Programmer Position

2003-08-19 Thread Luiz Gustavo Castelan Póvoas
I get 6.25 US dolars each hour... Thats fairly good for Brazil, if I count that I have no major yet... the problem is that everything I like to buy (electronics) and I like to do (snowboarding) is expensive and is priced in US dollars... anyway, if I get a chance to get a temporary legal job in

Re: lingo-l Director Programmer Position

2003-08-19 Thread Florian Bogeschdorfer
From a german view: the payment is ridiculous Florian [To remove yourself from this list, or to change to digest mode, go to http://www.penworks.com/lingo-l.cgi To post messages to the list, email [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Problems, email [EMAIL PROTECTED]). Lingo-L is for learning and helping

Re: lingo-l Director Programmer Position

2003-08-19 Thread Tab Julius
For the San Jose area, it'd only make sense if it you had a day job and was doing it on the side. There is another listing (on dice.com) as follows. Note that two listings for the whole country is a sad state of affairs. But anyway: Title: Director Programmer Skills: Macromedia Director

lingo-l Superscript caracters

2003-08-19 Thread Luiz Gustavo Castelan Póvoas
I have been importing files in HTML.. is some parts, where I want to show a squared number like (Km^2) it is using the basic html syntax for that - sup2/sup the problem is that director makes the 2 so big, that it is written over the previous line of the text... if I use RTF to import it,

RE: lingo-l Superscript caracters

2003-08-19 Thread Eric Frericks
You have to change the font size as well. supfont size=42/font/sup -Original Message- From: Luiz Gustavo Castelan Póvoas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, August 19, 2003 4:02 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: lingo-l Superscript caracters I have been importing files in HTML.. is

Re: lingo-l Superscript caracters

2003-08-19 Thread Luiz Gustavo Castelan Póvoas
almost there it seems that fontsize 8 in director works exactly for the SQUARE caracter BUT font size = 1 gives me fontsize 9 can I get fontsize = 9 with HTML in director? Luiz [To remove yourself from this list, or to change to digest mode, go to http://www.penworks.com/lingo-l.cgi To post

RE: lingo-l Superscript caracters

2003-08-19 Thread Eric Frericks
Not sure using HTML, but once it is imported you can do it in director: Loop through char by char Check fontstyle if fontStlye = #subscript Or #superScript then set that chars fontsize to 9 -Original Message- From: Luiz Gustavo Castelan Póvoas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday,

Re: lingo-l Superscript caracters

2003-08-19 Thread Howdy-Tzi
On Tuesday, Aug 19, 2003, at 16:02 America/Chicago, Luiz Gustavo Castelan Póvoas wrote: is there some other HTML tags/codes that I can use instead of the sup formatting in order to represent the SQUARE (^2) in a good manner? Not that I've ever found. What I ended up having to do was parse the

Re: lingo-l Projector vs. external cast

2003-08-19 Thread Diego Landro
First. Sure you can protect your cst files. It works exactly like the dir files. Same procedure for both. Regarding your linking problem maybe the problem is that the casts are not linked to the dir file. The easiest way to dothis is to throw any of the cast members you want to link into the

Re[2]: lingo-l Superscript caracters

2003-08-19 Thread Luiz Gustavo Castelan Póvoas
i've found out that its better to use special caracters ie: #178; for the SQUARE (^2) #179; for the Cube (^3) so I can save the HTML in some way it doesnt need to be parsed at all when I read it from the HTML file... thank you all Luiz [To remove yourself from this list, or to change to