Rene, There is no violation. We do our thinking in English or in
French or Afrikaans; using typewriters or computers or pencil and
paper. This is the creative process, and is personal to me, as to
you. The output may have to conform to certain specifications.
Process is as open as musical
The iPad is the resurrection of multimedia, I believe. Remember
multimedia?
Ryno.
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I get (iBook OS x 10.4.11) this message:
Sorry the HD View Beta is not supported on this platform. Must be
Internet Explorer, Firefox, Flock, Netscape, or Safari on Windows XP,
Server 2003, or Vista.
Ryno.
http://artistvision.org/
Still all alone in Africa : )
I seem to have the uncanny ability to break anything... the MIDA$
touch. I cannot download the MetaCard IDE successfully.
The message Sorry, but this version of the IDE requires engine
=3.x! appears. My version of Rev is 2.8.1 build 470. Any suggestions?
Ryno.
Many thanks, guys, I am muddling through with Audacity (a tough learn
for me) and iMovie, importing and exporting and having fun! The
QuickTime solution, I presume, requires QT Pro, which I don't have.
I would have replied to your messages earlier, but I for some reason
this entire
For years I have had a movie clip of birdsong in Venice. It is
exquisite, crisp and clear, but very faint. Is there some way I can
raise the volume? I have iMovie, and assorted audio shareware, but I
cannot make it happen. I know that a number of revolutionaries are
working with sound,
Oh man, I am so proud of Klaus and my Croptool Application. My
background is in art and design, and Klaus you all know as one of the
most elegant scripters around. Elegance is what we aimed for, in
fact. Check it out:
http://croptoolapplication.com/
If any of you like the look and feel,
Did anybody like AxelEdge from Mindavenue?
Greg Smith
I like it, Greg. I downloaded AxelEdge two days ago, looked at it this
morning for about an hour and then had to go out. When I got back my
son (11) had done a whole character, animated it and set it to music.
He likes computers, but
Jacqueline, This is one of those simple, elegant, inspired moments when
scripting sings! Nice.
No, I wasn't joking. I'm not even sure I understand the problem because
I've never seen it. I always scale images by calculating the desired
dimensions and setting the image to that size. For
Thanks Klaus and the rest of you,
That was a really great conference on Saturday. Unfortunately, or
fortunately, as it may be, I really was only there for the beer and the
conversation, as I was at my sister's computer, and shortly after the
real conference got going I was called to supper
The work you have all done on the tabbed button tutorial has been
exemplary and it could well establish a standard as far as Rev
documentation is concerned. Thanks to you all. I am especially
impressed by the easy and generous exchange of ideas and and tweaking.
I feel that Judy has created a
Hey Juan,
It is for me. Judy understands these things already. So if you could
please pass it my way, that would be great.
Ryno (email address above)
Judy,
If you return your email address, I have a rev file with the tabbed
buttons
as described. It was developed by Rob Gould for me and he has
Does anybody have a simple (simple!) example of working with tabbed
buttons? I went through the documentation, even searched the net, but
the only information I could find was so obscure as to be useless. I
need to have spelled out With the edit tool selected, click on the tab
marked 'Tab 1'.
I want to put a large movie (126 Mb) onto a CD and play it from a Rev
standalone file. Part of our school yearbook...
(Rev does not appear to want to build a standalone with an imported
movie of this size. Is there an optimum file size not to exceed when
building a standalone?)
It was simple
Thanks to all of you for your help with resizing an image.
This one, from Frank, works beautifully, but as far as I can see, only
in Rev 1.1.1. (I had to change an and to a then, so the version
below includes my little edit.) Maybe you could make it work in newer
versions using another key
Another problem:
Setting the backgroundcolour of a stack. The stack I built consists of
more than 100 cards (one card per page). On building my first test
standalone, I found that the beautiful white pages I designed, were
rendered grey on Windows. No problem, I thought, and read in the
The following is a problem I find really difficult and important.
Text styling: In a single field under a group photograph, I wanted to a
simple type styling task; setting the words Front row in italics
while keeping the students' names in roman. I can't appear to do that
at all.
I read in the
Hi all.
I am working on a nice simple project, a yearbook for our primary
school, but even in such a simple job, I came up against a few
problems. These may all have solutions that escape me for the moment,
and I would appreciate any assistance. I'll break them into four posts
to make replies
Baie dankie, Maestro, dit werk goed!
One more question arises: I am getting my card clipped bottom and
right, I suppose simply because it is bigger then A4. Can I print it
centered into the pageRect or something, and to the maximum printing
area? I am getting a fat white border at the top and
Thanks Gordy, and Graham, for you very helpful advice. If they are not
already there, these could go into Helpful Tips.
For the monitor real estate, I shall work on the premise that parents
stick to the simple taskbar in Windows. For Mac parents, if they have a
dock problem, I can communicate
Hello.
I need a simple printing solution. I am putting together a School
Yearbook in Rev in such a way that every card is also a printable page.
It is a very small school, and very few of the parents have Macs, which
is what I work on. So I need something chiefly for Windows, as I could
make
For my little School Yearbook project, I am developing a stack
measuring 800 x 600 pixels. When I tested it at the school though,
often the stack would not fit into the monitor display, particularly
frustrating as I then lose my set of buttons along the top edge of the
card, and parents would
Thanks for the prompt replies, Mr X and Bob and others,
Here is the lowdown.
What are you wanting to render?
The project I need to develop involves a new way of rendering
perspective. It is simpler than traditional perspective but more
sophisticated. Simpler in calculation, but more
I have a project which requires serious high-level programming, way
beyond my abilities.
I need to build a 3D perspective rendering engine to demonstrate a
system I recently developed.
The most able programmers that I have come across, and the most helpful
(not a minor consideration), are in
Ken, You know I applaud your efforts already with working with the
disabled on 'your little island'. I too find it to be the most
rewarding thin that I do, aside from maybe my art work which I use to
open everyones eyes to the beauty and magnificance around us.
Magnificance? Magnificness?
They are hand signs that are specific to what a baby can do with their
hands. Much of ASL (American Sign Language?) involves using fingers and
babies (or at least ours) wasn't able to do ASL style signs. These I
guess are more akin to gestures. He learned roughly 6 of the 12 we
decided to use on
Hi folks,
Here is a very basic question. I built a small animated gif, and placed
it in a stack in three positions. How do I make them run together?
I found Klaus' Taming of the Animated Gif with 'set the repeatcount
of img dancer to 1', but this only animates one of the three
Hi folks,
I am just a bit disappointed.
To Scott Rossi:
I was and am dead keen to download Scott's Ouija stack (I love your
more personal work, Scott), but I ran into a few problems.
First, the stack appears to require Rev version 2.1, and would not even
download to my version 2.0.1. Couldn't
Quand ça marche, ne touche à rien ;-
Or: Don't fix it if it ain't broke...
Thanks for a very nice new French expression.
Ryno.
http://artistvision.org ...a work in progress...
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I cannot but to encourage you to ask, ask, ask this list as much and as
basic questions as they appear...
Noone will point with the finger towards you and if someone does, i'd
love to show him/her my complete collection of baseball bats :-D
Thank you for your very encouraging messages to Klaus
Well guys welcome to the list. There are a lot of us older types here.
While I am not quite as advanced as you, I am getting up there as
well.
(55). :-)
Hi Steve,
This reply is off-list because I wanted personally to thank you. I am
already dusting off my half abandoned projects, fired up by
Another penny has eventually dropped. The grab command is just what I
wanted for moving a group of images around, as it is the only way I
know where the cursor keeps to its place in the group. But now, can I
constrain this movement? Top, bottom, left, right?
Thanks for the help.
Ryno Swart
Thanks for the help, Scott and Monte,
I'm getting there. However, the mouseMoves you kindly suggested work
well with an object such as a button, while not seeing or treating a
group as an object.
As I have exactly the effect I want, the simplest for me is to show you
where I am now (having
Thanks Scott,
It took a lot of cutting and fitting, but I have the dragging of my
little horizontal group working beautifully.
One problem has me stumped.
I put a series of buttons (7) into the group, which I can now drag
horizontally, and pass all kinds of messages to. What frustrates me now
access to your experience.
Ryno Swart.
P.S. At the moment I cannot get into the media part of you very
elegantly redesigned site.
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