sViz

sViz

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I think this might work for you, aspa. Be sure static is unchecked, and scripted is checked in the animation tab. Also, change the 'numofFrames' variable to your total amount of frames. [code="vbscript"] Dim t, numofFrames Sub Object_OnScriptEnter 'Set timer, current frame and variables object.settimer 1,100 object.currentframe = 0 t = 0 numofFrames = 50 End Sub Sub Object_OnTimer1 'If animation reaches the end, kill timer If

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a) DX only does that when it is configured to hide desktop icons. Switch to DX Builder, r-click on the systray icon, select configure and in the 'desktop' tab uncheck hide desktop icons.....if that's what you want. b)By keypress, do you mean like the OnChar, OnKeyDown functions here: LINK . With those, the object would have to be in focus before it can recognize keystrokes.

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Object.textcolor = RGB(25,50,75) Object.Setfont "Courier",12,0,0,0,0,0 Syntax for Set font: Object.SetFont fontName, size, boolBold, boolItalic, boolUnderline, boolStrikeOut, lfCharSet See Developer's guide: WWW Link

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Er...yeah, what RomanDA said. A page listing all the awards, what they mean, how they're earned and who is the current holder (where applicable). That's about my only gripe. Don't have a most/least favored award. I think all the bases have been covered as far as what awards there should be for skinning. If any new awards need to be created I suppose they should be on a monthly/yearly basis and more community oriented.

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One last thought . . . skinning would be easy: Are these surfaces safe to put...stuff on? I noticed that in most of the shots, the drinks were off to the side. Still it is pretty awesome. I'd have to get back to you on what exactly I'd use it for.

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Thanks, SirS. I went with 2 timers. Since the 1-second timer keeps better time than the millisecond timer, I have the millisecond timer track the milliseconds and the 1-second timer keep track of everything else. Works better now. [code="vbscript"] Dim milisec, sec, min, hr 'Called when the script is executed Sub Object_OnScriptEnter milisec = 0 sec = 0 min = 0<b

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object.settimer 1,10 should give me a 10 milisecond timer; one-hundredth of a second. So if I counted by 10 every time, ontimer... Sub Object_OnTimer1 milisec = milisec + 10 End Sub ...milisec should reach 1000 every second, on the second. For a simple stopwatch I used the following code in a text object: [code="vbscript"] Sub Object_OnTimer1 If milisec > 999 Then milisec = 0 sec = sec + 1 If sec > 5

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