Malte Brill wrote:
So, how do you like Rev on Linux. I haven´t done any dev work under
Linux yet, only checking if the standalones do work. Does it feel like
other apps you are running under Linux?
Yes, viewed from here it looks pretty similar to other Linux apps. Since
like
Congratulations Malte,
I just wanted to add my two cents to this wonderful library.
A while back, I purchased Malte Brill's Animation Engine library from
RevSelect.I spent a few hours and created a very interesting little 3D
wireframe viewer stack. I only needed 2 functions from Malte's library
I have tried your stack and it keeps giving me errors. Maybe it is
because I
purchased AnimationEngine and it conflicts with your Demo version. How
do I delete your demo version of animationEngine so I can run the
stack in
the full version.
-=JB=-
On Jun 21, 2008, at 12:50 AM, Chipp
Hi JB,
I have tried your stack and it keeps giving me errors. Maybe it is
because I purchased AnimationEngine and it conflicts with your Demo
version.
What kind of errors do you get?
animationEngine is a library stack. So you should just be able to use
the newer one, given you use a
Thanks for the info about the tutorials and I am glad to hear new
stuff will
be coming soon.
As far as the errors it is directly related to the stack Chipp said
to download.
I can get AnimationEngine to run fine in the full mode without errors.
The problem is when I run Chipps demo stack
This is a thought that came up in connexion with the question about on-screen
keyboards because the answer to how key-commands can be passed on another
program/application as well as a RR stack/standalone always seems to involve
Visual Basic or AppleScript or something Linuxxy (this is not
Hi JB,
I was just checking chipps stack (which is way cool by the way!!!)
The problem is that it carries an old version of AE as a substack, so
if you open chipps stack first then type into the messagebox delete
stack animationEngine then save chipps stack and open the new
version of ae
Sivakatirswami, the question is how unique do you need it to be -
this is not a simple question :)
if you need it to be unique only in your own domain (as it were),
then your function is probably fine, but if it needs to be unique in
the wider world, then maybe not.
The little library (
Thanks for the update Peter!
All the best,
Malte
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What is it?
Magic.
Why not try (using original stack) generating an output from your data to a
substack and a new card in that substack and see if that prints ok? I do all
my printing that way anyway to get more control.
Bill
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I deleted the substack, saved it and then from the message box while
Chipps stack was in front set the substack to animationEngine 2.9. I
checked the substack list in Chipps stack and it is listed.
But when I quit Rev and then doubleclick Chipps stack it opens then
gives me message it can't
You are absolutely correct, Mark. A stupd blunder on my part was incorrectly
logging my split times so I have been chasing ghosts. No need for quicksort
binary splitting on the file sizes involved. Thank you.
/H
Mark Smith wrote:
Hugh, I just ran your handler on a 1gig file of random binary
1. animation engine is a stack like every other one. rev can't
magically find stacks on your hard disk. So it has to be open in rev
to be useful.
2. Animation Engine needs to be among the stacksInUse. to get it there
you need to execute this line of code: start using stack
I thought the replacing of the substack and adding the new version
was supposed to proved the new link to put the stack in use. And
below you will see some of the errors I get when I try to use the
stack. This is after I have initialized animationEngine from the
message box and have checked to
I would suggest that Chipp fix HIS stack, and furnish a new link to
the fixed stack, so that we all don't have to go through the same
machinations. Please?
Joe Wilkins
On Jun 21, 2008, at 9:11 PM, -= JB =- wrote:
I thought the replacing of the substack and adding the new version
was
1. How to pass key-downs to other programs simultaneously to their being
recognised by RR using RR alone - is this possible ?
Not as far as I know... the only things we can do using RR alone is to
manipulate sockets, and transmitting keystrokes requires communicating
something totally different
JB,
I have animationEngine 2.9 and have used Chipp's stack without using
2.9. His stack works, but you need to click the Load Model button.
take care,
randy
On Jun 21, 2008, at 11:11 PM, -= JB =- wrote:
I thought the replacing of the substack and adding the new version
was supposed to
click the Load Model button - that did the trick!
thanks,
-=JB=-
On Jun 21, 2008, at 9:35 AM, Randy Hengst wrote:
JB,
I have animationEngine 2.9 and have used Chipp's stack without
using 2.9. His stack works, but you need to click the Load Model
button.
take care,
randy
On Jun
The stack is really cool too! It is a definite must see.
thanks Chipp
-=JB=-
On Jun 21, 2008, at 9:35 AM, Randy Hengst wrote:
JB,
I have animationEngine 2.9 and have used Chipp's stack without
using 2.9. His stack works, but you need to click the Load Model
button.
take care,
randy
On Jun 18, 2008, at 10:02 AM, Colin Holgate wrote:
At 6:28 PM +0200 6/18/08, Mark Schonewille wrote:
I can't find a list of programmes that are on the menu anywhere on
that site
You should see an ingredients list in the left half of the page.
WOW, what a bad web page design.
In my
The Kagi version of a Rev based KRM that is written completely in
RunRev is too slow to use. The Unicode-ness of it tended to require
standard XML libraries (as opposed to a text based XML parsing that
could be custom built). The various XML libraries we tried all tended
to grind to a
Thank you Eric, but nobody is using the mouse in this part of the game.
I
think I need a script in the card that passes a message to each of
several objects to determine which is above the given colour.
Oh! I
knew I should'nt have asked this silly question but I can't find any
property/attribute
Hi Mark
Thank you for your support on the list. I finally got it working rather well,
only to find the client STILL experiences a slow down. Instead of an expected 2
minutes max, it took over 2 hours!
Would you be able to run the stack if I send it to you? The allowInterrupts are
enabled,
On Jun 21, 2008, at 3:05 PM, Kee Nethery wrote:
You should see an ingredients list in the left half of the page.
WOW, what a bad web page design.
I think the page is pretty neat, but you make a good point about how
it looks on smaller monitors, or in a typical IE browser window where
On 6/21/08 12:46 PM, Hugh Senior [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Mark
Thank you for your support on the list. I finally got it working rather well,
only to find the client STILL experiences a slow down. Instead of an expected
2 minutes max, it took over 2 hours!
Would you be able to run the
The ask dialog prompts the user to enter text but then can only
Cancel and OK?
The answer dialog supports multiple buttons but I can't prompt the
user to enter text in it.
What I want to do is allow the user to:
Cancel
Update the info
Update the info and go to the
On 6/21/08 1:41 PM, Bill Vlahos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The ask dialog prompts the user to enter text but then can only
Cancel and OK?
The answer dialog supports multiple buttons but I can't prompt the
user to enter text in it.
What I want to do is allow the user to:
Cancel
Update the
Mark Smith wrote:
Sivakatirswami, the question is how unique do you need it to be - this
is not a simple question :)
if you need it to be unique only in your own domain (as it were), then
your function is probably fine, but if it needs to be unique in the
wider world, then maybe not.
The
Build your own. It is a surprisingly logical process and not that
hard to do. And you'll get to rig it just the way you want and it
might look better too..
check out the 'dialogdata' property for modals. A single array is a
possibility for more complex dialogs. Put the openstack handler in
Fodder for all you game creators
http://kreedaakaushalya.blogspot.com
Some of these appear well suited to an online digital version with
remote players.
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I guess there's slim chance of a Windows version?
-- Nicolas Cueto
On Sun, Jun 22, 2008 at 4:20 AM, Kee Nethery [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Kagi version of a Rev based KRM that is written completely in RunRev is
too slow to use. The Unicode-ness of it tended to require standard XML
libraries
Nicolas Cueto wrote:
I guess there's slim chance of a Windows version?
We made it for both Windows and Mac. We're coordinating with Kee now,
I've sent him the name of my client. By the way, the person who did the
magic external was Brian Yennie, a very talented guy.
--
Jacqueline Landman
Hugh, feel free to send the stack - though it does sound like there
may be other issues involved, as Jim said.
Best wishes,
Mark
On 21 Jun 2008, at 20:46, Hugh Senior wrote:
Hi Mark
Thank you for your support on the list. I finally got it working
rather well, only to find the client
Barry,
This is actually more complicated than a simple under message (which
does not exist). Have you looked into collision detection? Have you
checked out the new and improved Animation Engine. imageCollide comes
to mind. You might need to do something with points etc. instead of a
OOPS,
Just checking in and saw this thread. Yep, I think you all figured it
out. I checked Malte's notes and didn't see where he changed the
specific parts of his library which affected my stack.
I wrote that stack probably about a year ago, and posted it on this
list then as well. It was meant
IIRC, my 3D stack has a copy of the old animationEngine library with
it. I believe it can only be run in demo mode within the Rev IDE, and
only for a certain number of days. So, there's no need to open the new
animationEngine library-- and if you do, you may get conflicts.
OR... remove the old
Richard Gaskin wrote:
When you send a message like this:
repeat 100
send DoSomething to btn SomeScripts
end repeat
...it executes DoSomething and only returns to the calling handler
when DoSomething finishes.
But if you use this form:
repeat 100
send DoSomething to btn
When I use examples from the animationEngine docs I have found
a problem.
When I read docs about drawIsoBox and then try the example there
is a button named Create. After clicking this button it does not draw
the example and any examples I try to use after that will not work. I
end up getting
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