Is there an easy way to prevent the second click from
registering on the
thumbnail icon?
Have you tried checking for the doubleClick?
on mouseUp
if not the doubleClick then
-- do your thing
end if
End mouseUp
Karina
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Or to cut down on the number of negatives in there:
Are you saying that I'm negative? :P
I'm not! I'm not!
Karina
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Karina Steffens
Creative and Technical Designer
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Hi!
So... what's
in Ireland :(
Karina Steffens
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, but you can use either of those
properties instead.
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, with the appropriate coordinates.
Underneath, you'll find another small behavior which, if you attach to the
same sprite, will continually adjust the target coordinates to those of the
mouse, so the sprite will try to play tag with the mouse.
Regards,
Karina Steffens
Creative and Technical
Hi Robin,
I haven't read the ones you listed, but I highly recommend:
Director Shockwave Studio - Developer's Guide
By James Newton
The book covers in depth two major subjects: Imaging Lingo and Director 3d.
The CD-Rom that comes with the book contains more then just the source code
for the
Good stuff! :)
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Dear Lists,
I've posted a single .dir to share some of
There's a more optimistic variation of this, and that is that the
feature was ready for use, but was added too close to the ship date
to get a full testing, and so couldn't be mentioned in case there
turned out to be a problem. There have been many examples of such
features, that all
At this rate, even the New Zealand market could get over flooded... ;)
Karina (Now, weren't I going to move somewhere warmer?... Hmmm)
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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
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
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
Hi Tony,
When I click below the last filename in the scrollable field
I get the
error Index out of range! I can understand that.
How can I delete the RETURN after the last filename in the gSoundList?
Try this:
-- Welcome to Director --
myString = 1 RETURN 2 RETURN
put myString
-- 1
2
Off the top of my head..
If you are able to modify the flash movies you're using, create a function
in each that switches it on and off, including the sound and whatever other
stuff you want to de/activate, and call it from Director.
If you can't do that, you might be able to access the sound
If one or the other is not feasable, or you don't have enough time, it might
be quicker to create a loader mc with the on/off function, which will load
your flash swf, set the sound on/off etc. Then you end up with only one
flash cast member within director, which calls up others.
PS:This is
Well, it's definitely not sent from James, who's been on 2 weeks holidays
(vacation for all you Americans) since the beginning of last week.
I know for a fact that he's got anti virus software - which does not
necessarily mean anything, but, as Kerry said, [EMAIL PROTECTED] and
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Hi Bastien,
if the runMode contains Author then
-- do authoring stuff
else
-- do projector stuff
end if
The runMode strings are:
Author-The movie is running in Director.
Projector-The movie is running as a projector.
Plugin-The movie is running as a Shockwave plug-in or other scripting
That's D8.5 - MX might be different.
No, it's the same. MX didn't change existing Lingo. Not even line
continuation characters got re-redone this time... ;)
What?? But that means... Old projects could actually be compatible with MX?
We must complain to the manager at once!
^_^
Karina
It's worse. Movies made in MX can even be opened and edited in 8.5.1
provided you haven't used the Accessibility or Flash MX Xtras. You
don't get the snotty This file was made using a newer version of
Director and I'm going to pick up my marbles and go home now dialog
any more.
So, does
Oddly, Kerry seemed to forget reading page 402 of my book.
I say oddly because he was the technical reviewer on it! ;)
Hmm.. Very suspicious... ;)
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Have you thought of using external DVDs?
You can get a DVD that can hook up to a serial port, and control it via the
DirectComm Xtra (available from DirectXtras).
It's tricky but not impossible - done it in a previous incarnation.
Never fear, Mom is here ;)
I'll forward the request to the right person.
(Putting my OpenSpark hat and Sparkly magic wand)
I'll let her know ...oh wait. Sorry.
That reminds me: Hi Mom!. Oh wait, she un-subbed...
Hey, I know it's not...er...netiquite, but when you're emailing the
Sure, if they don't mind installing quicktime.
I've also used mpg for video, playing back through QT on mac
and video for
windows on pc.
Grim,
I tried that with the project that I described earlier, but director
just wanted to play the mpeg as a quicktime - in a test on a PC that
didn't
Hey Kerry,
I'm not with Tabuleiro, but I've used the Direct Media Xtra.
I think there's a good reason for the error on the Mac.
Direct Media uses DirectX. Mac doesn't like Intel code ^_^
Sure, but just having the cast member in your cast, causes the alert,
and that shouldn't happen - of
FWIW, I reckon QT has to be the best bet - depending on
quality/codec/windowSize issues. The major hiccup is that you
need to restart your projector after an install. And work
around the flashes.
Well, yes and no... Depending on just how sure you want to be, and who
your potential clients
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