You might want to try the .percentStreamed property and wait for this to be
100% before calling your code. And yes this does work for linked .swf files
on CD-ROM.
I had a project with a lot of .swf files. These files were segmented into
chapters. Though I would load the file into memory and Direc
Hi Joe
One other thought, if you have an OSX box kicking around, simply install the
trial version of Director MX 2004 on OSX, grab the appropriate libs and
xtras out of the install and use them for your shockwave projector. I'd back
up the entire xtras folder. The libs are hidden in the Director M
> Read up on the selection, selstart, selend, things like that.
Thanks Colin. Turned out to be more simple than that. Apparently when you
insert a new OS control it defaults to having focus on Win machines. Once I
manually took its focusability away, everything worked fine.
.: Craig
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Hi Mike
One of the first things that comes to mind is attempting to access the flash
sprite before it has time to initialize. But you seem to indicate that you
have given time to initialize before calling the functions or accessing the
properties. I have seen some strange things with puppetting. T
What might cause a sprite to respond
put sprite(aFlashSprite).member.type
-- #flash
but then show a "handler/property not found" error when I try to call
any flash specific property (eg: .playbackMode) or function (eg: play(),
goToFrame(),..) The flash member is valid and reports mediaRea
Hi Yarif,
I wished there was a better solution. I tried to send all kind of
http-headers with php, like
Header('Content-Type: image/png');
Header('Content-disposition: inline; filename=pcw.png');
in conjunction with a fpassthru($fp) command, no success. I even tried
to fool director with "fake" u
My personal favorite is The Lorax, "I speak for the trees, for the
trees have no tongues".
Did Clint Eastwood sing that song?
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Today is the 100th anniversary of the birthday of Dr. Seuss (Theodor Geisel)!
My personal favorite is The Lorax, "I speak for the trees, for the
trees have no tongues".
Irv
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Multimedia Wrangler.
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sorry, made a mistake, the method's name is callString, not callSprite.
valentin
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Hi list,
I just found some undocumented feature in dmx2004 concerning
activex-controls: I had noticed that the properties-dialog for
activex-controls has 2 new tabs, "CallString" and "Constants". Doing a
little google-research I found the following very interesting article:
http://www.macromedia.
All,
> Does anyone know if Macromedia have sorted themselves out
> when it comes to the XDK list?
Sadly no. We (Dev&QA) put in a request to have the appropriate changes made
but that hasn't happened yet (not that we've been watching too close from
our end as we've been busy with the MX'04 releas
Thoughts on why this doesn't work and what I
need to do to make it work? I am working on Win 2000/XP, Dir MX.
Read up on the selection, selstart, selend, things like that.
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Good Afternoon,
Quick question: I have an popUp menu created with OS Control - attached is
the following call:
on update me, itemIndex, itemString
sendSprite(pSpriteNumDataInput,#insertAltChar,itemString)
the keyboardFocusSprite = sprite(pSpriteNumDataInput)
end
Simple stuff. It basicall
Valentin hi,
Thanks alot, its amazing and it works. it is abit of an overkill
however... indeed in the case of the one image i've sent its a
prefect solution, however i am working on another project that needs
to get a whole bunch of images from a cgi script... i could create a
php script that
At 10:50 AM -0500 3/2/04, Kerry Thompson wrote:
>I don't want to discourage you. We do like to help people.
kerry is absolutely right with what he wrote.
you can't expect, that we write your movie.
we can help with specific problems and discuss many long e-mail about the best OS or
whatever ;-)
Hi Joe
I'm not sure how you would do it, the libs and xtras for a stub projector
have the resource and data forks seperated out into different files that
must be reconstituted to work (at least that would be my interpretation. I
know that many xtra developers have figured out the method of spl
On Mar 2, 2004, at 9:50 AM, Kerry Thompson wrote:
I don't want to discourage you. We do like to help people. It looks to
me, though, like you would gain a lot from working with a more senior
programmer, or taking a class, or reading some books. Warren Ockrassa
has written a good book for people at
On Mar 2, 2004, at 8:17 AM, Joe Lister wrote:
I am athoring a movie using Director MX 2004 on windows. I want to
use a
stub projector with the xtras kept externally. I have set this up for
the
pc projector - the necassary xtras copied into a folder called
'xtras', and
the xtras removed from t
> I need to turn the resultant member
> names displayed in the "results" field into links to the
> relevant points in
> the timeline, so that the user can click on them and jump to
> that part of the movie.
>
> It was suggested to me that naming the members - hence the
> entries in the
> res
You could match the names of the cast members to the names of
markers, and then your script would be:
go member(foundtext).name
where foundtext is the cast member that has the text you were looking
for, and there is a marker with named the same.
Another way to work is to have the text members
Many thanks to Kerry and Alex for the help.
This code works very well:
searchword = member("searchWord").text
resulttext = ""
repeat with n = the number of castlibs down to 1
repeat with m = the number of members of castlib n down to 1
memref = member(m,n)
if memref.type = #text then
hi
I am athoring a movie using Director MX 2004 on windows. I want to use a
stub projector with the xtras kept externally. I have set this up for the
pc projector - the necassary xtras copied into a folder called 'xtras', and
the xtras removed from the 'Movie Xtras' dialog in director. How do I
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