No, they are not.
I'ld use a ramp with a duration of 10 seconds. You start the ramp at the same time you set the panspeed of the _camera to 0.4. Then, when the added ramp 'stop's, you use that event to set the panspeed to 1.
If you want to create multiple panspeeds on a timeline, you could use a ramp for each change. Myksa is right that the list node would be useful for this, but since there is no documentation for it, you're better off forgetting it is even there untill I have time to document it.
Director doesn't load internal cast panorama2 but starts internet browser...
Is there any workaround to this problem? (I want to stay with variable method).
Sorry, the drupal update foobarred my comment. Use target="_spv".
target="_self" targets the html frame the movie is in (or a new window if the SPi-V.dcr movie is not actually in a frame), whereas target="_spv" forces SPi-V to load the resource into itself. Or it should ;-)
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Re: <variable>
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Re: <variable>
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Example for variable, please
How can I use variables to change for example the PANSPEED?
<ramp id="scriptlet#autopan-start" duration="20"interrupt="press,key" active="false" loop="true">
<behavior>
<action event="loop" type="setProperty"
target="_camera" property="panspeed"
value='0.4' />
</behavior></ramp>
I want to have autopan effect for 20 seconds with the panspeed 0.4 and then
10 seconds with the panspeed 1, etc....
How can I do this? Are variables helpful in this case?
Karol
Re: Example for variable, please
I think, these mysterious lists could be helpful.
Can you write a few words about that Aldo?
Re: Example for variable, please
> Are variables helpful in this case?
No, they are not.
I'ld use a ramp with a duration of 10 seconds. You start the ramp at the same time you set the panspeed of the _camera to 0.4. Then, when the added ramp 'stop's, you use that event to set the panspeed to 1.
If you want to create multiple panspeeds on a timeline, you could use a ramp for each change. Myksa is right that the list node would be useful for this, but since there is no documentation for it, you're better off forgetting it is even there untill I have time to document it.
Re: <variable>
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Re: <variable>
Hello
I'm trying to use variables but director doesn't do what I want.
I use something like this:
<variable id="link" value="#panorama2"><action event="release" type="getURL" url="$link" />
Director doesn't load internal cast panorama2 but starts internet browser...
Is there any workaround to this problem? (I want to stay with variable method).
Re: <variable>
It should work like that. I will look into it. As always, a link is infinitely more helpful than a code-snippet.
Come to think of it, try adding a target to your action:
<action event="release" type="getURL" url="$link" target="_spv" />Re: <variable>
bug.dir - director project where this bug exists. Hope it helps (I added target="_self" and it works in the same way)
Re: <variable>
Sorry, the drupal update foobarred my comment. Use target="_spv".
target="_self" targets the html frame the movie is in (or a new window if the SPi-V.dcr movie is not actually in a frame), whereas target="_spv" forces SPi-V to load the resource into itself. Or it should ;-)
Re: <variable>
Ok ;) that works now. Thanks!