Le dimanche, 3 ao� 2003, � 14:59 Europe/Brussels, Thomas Cole a �crit :
I have just bought the studio version and I am amazed that I have a HyperCard Stack about ten years in the making up and running beautifully after three sittings. (It's an educational arcade game with ten miles of scripting.) I'm not done at all yet with the rev conversion, but I can hardly believe that the old problem of cross platform development for HyperCard programmers seems to be solved. Is this thing for real or am I dreaming. Have I died and gone to heaven?Hello Thomas,
I've got fantastic help from the ihug group but I don't ask questions there very often. With Rev, I would like to have the manuals but they seem out of print. There are a lot of little questions I'd like answered, but it's easier for me to just grab a manual and look up my problem rather than flood the group with a lot of basic questions here. Should I just ask and ask here? Can I find a manual on Ebay? Here are a few examples of the kind of questions I have:
(I USE THE MAC OSX VERSION)
1. When your script executes "answer" or "ask," the dialog box (or whatever it's called)� comes up with a big, honkin' R for Revolution. How do I get rid of it? Actually my game is a fish game and I would really love to assign the fish image instead of the R. How can I do that?
insert in your script :
global grevAppIcon
put "210004" into grevAppIcon
answer "That's all right now"
the n# (here 210004) is the ID of an image in your Image Library or the Image Library of "Revolution"
Hope this helps.
Greetings.
Yves COPPE
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