Hello,
I've got this parent script:
property name
property velocity
on new(me, tName, tVelocity)
name = tName
velocity = tVelocity
return(me)
end
on showInfo(me)
put (My name is) name
put (My velocity is) velocity
end
In the Message Window I create a new object:
myObj =
On 23/2/04 1:26 pm, Peter Bochan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now, what I want to do is create a timeOut object. After instantiating myObj
I do this:
myTimer = timeOut(timer1).new(2000, #showInfo, myObj)
But instead I get a script error Object expected.
Hi Peter,
Are you working with DMX 2004?
From: James Newton
Sent: Monday, February 23, 2004 4:19 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: lingo-l timeOut
On 23/2/04 1:26 pm, Peter Bochan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now, what I want to do is create a timeOut object. After instantiating
myObj
I do this:
myTimer =
On Monday, February 23, 2004, at 03:12 pm, Peter Bochan wrote:
on showInfoInMessageWindow(me, tObject)
timeOut().new(timer1, 2000, #showInfo, tObject)
end
Run the movie
-- Message Window
myObject = script(car).new(bmw, 200)
myObject. showInfoInMessageWindow(myObject)
this results in 2 second
Some days ago Rob Wingate posted on the very same
error msg:
(RE: lingo-l Movie playlist, 19.02.04)
Yes, I posted in response to Kerry's post on the subject, and since that
time, I remembered that the error also appears after running MicroAngelo on
your projector.exe file. MicroAngelo is also
Hi,
I'm looking at a DirectorMX/MX2004 project that requires vr panos.
I've pushed the Quicktime route for superior quality but my client is unwilling, as
staff aren't allowed to install progs.
I've looked at iPix route and the xtra for Director, but the quailty of iPix panos are
not great
One trick I've used to avoid the loading delay is to always keep the 3d
member in the frame. I just resize it to 1x1 pixel and stick it in a corner,
but you could probably also stick it off stage. That way you only get the
loading delay at the start of the program, where it is less noticeable.
On Monday, February 23, 2004, at 03:12 pm, Peter Bochan wrote:
Hi Peter,
It seems to me that there is some confusion in your code...
First, you create a new timeOut object every stepFrame. Thankfully, you
have not appended your object to the actorList (which triggers stepFrame
events),
On Monday, February 23, 2004, at 06:05 pm, Ian Johnson wrote:
If this is all the options, is there any way to increase the
responsiveness of the 3D route?
You can test the state of the 3D member and only go to the frame on
which it is displayed when it is fully loaded. It should then display
On Monday, February 23, 2004, at 06:18 pm, Peter Bochan wrote:
Hello Christian, thanks a lot for bringing more clarifications.
Yes, you are right, calling the timeOut().new() in stepFrame() will
soon end
up in a timeout porridge.
You proposed one more handler:
on destroy(me)
Harry
Try it without @/, just the filename.
eisenstein
Harry Goldberg schrieb:
All - I have a question about absolute vs relative path names. I am
trying to change the pathname of a quicktime castmember to be relative
to the director movie and I am unable to replace the current pathname
At 04:58 PM 2/22/2004, Alan Neilsen wrote:
Unable to load movie playlist. Does the .INI file exist? It must contain a
section '[Movies]' with an entry 'Movie01=Pathname.dir'.
In addition to the other comments, I think you'll see this error if you try
to edit a Shockwave Player projector. You can
I use Axialis Icon Editor all the time without issue editing shockwave
stub projectors. Just make sure you use all the resolutions and color
depths from the .skl file and you should be good to go.
~Mathew
Mark A. Boyd wrote:
At 04:58 PM 2/22/2004, Alan Neilsen wrote:
Unable to load movie
Chris/Kevan,
thanks for the replies.
The check/load test is something I use all the time with video or other large bits of
media. But that ain't the prob:
There seems to be a delay with not only putting the 3d member on the stage but
switching antialiasing on/off produces the same delay.
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