My favorite redneck. [e digicons]:inlove:[/e] Howdy, Jim. Hiya BDBF!
sViz
The msdn library should list all the available commands and properties: LINK
Howdy David! :) Long time no see!
Member Since: Apr 18, 2006
[quote who="karmat" reply="15" id="2985565"]I guess I must have missed some posting, but I had wondered about your new avatar! That's awesome news, and I'm so happy for you both![/quote] Ditto that. Wow. Best of luck to both you. [e digicons]:sun:[/e]
[quote who="RedneckDude" reply="13" id="2983088"]Quoting sViz, reply 12Loove the texture and detail on this. Isn't it awesome! Hi Eve! [/quote] Howdy Jim! [e digicons]:)[/e]
Quite nice, imo. [e digicons]:sun:[/e]
Loove the texture and detail on this. [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e]
Beautiful color choice. Vino fits it perfectly.
[e digicons]:star:[/e] Happy Birthday, Cyn! [e digicons]:star:[/e]
[e digicons]:star:[/e] Happy B-Day, Harley! [e digicons]:star:[/e]
Thanks you guys (and gal!) John, those icons (the scroll buttons for the shortcuts) will hide when the shortcuts are not visible. They also still need to be skinned...lol.
still a wip... LINK
Here's the template _Martin_ did (sans equalizer): LINK I'm not entirely sure the equalizer is available to the activex control, but i could be wrong.
See Rabidrobot's Single Switch media player: LINK or Gef's Azure: LINK There's more, I'm sure. Essentially, it can't be done with the DXplayer plugin. You'll have to use the Windows Media Player ActiveX script, which is a bit more involved and complex. But you could just reskin one of the ones already m
[quote who="Island Dog" reply="20" id="2977772"]Windows 8 has the possibility of really changing the desktop in regards to apps and such. It's still early, but it looks like desktop apps will be html5 powered. [/quote] Yeah, that's a big part of why I pretty much feel like the desktop, as we know it, is dead. With moblie devices driving the computing experience, the desktop will become the 'start screen,' an even faster way to get som
Excellent work, Giz! [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e] Ace, I like your style. [e digicons]B)[/e]
Thanks John, Dave. [e digicons]:)[/e] [quote who="Uvah" reply="273" id="2976736"]Is it soup yet?[/quote] Maybe if I add some bullion cubes and tomato paste? [e digicons];P[/e] The circular menu on the left (with the shortcuts) is giving me grief. So, that's why it's slow going...other than that i still have to do the sysinfo, more graphics, and some other stuff to save user settings.
[quote who="willistuder" reply="268" id="2976434"] I think that this is the best-looking thing you have done. Also, it looks very useful.[/quote] Wow, thanks, John. [e digicons]:)[/e]
Hey, thanks guys. Name? Erm...it's going by Axial Antique right now, as I based it off the axial tilt of Earth ( I'm weird like that [e digicons]o_O[/e] .) Wicked cool DX, Jim! [e digicons]B)[/e]
Make sure child = yes? This is just a workaround; the unwanted object movement is definitely a bug. Re object.rotation: it screws up on timer, unless its a child object -- LINK
slow going...
Howdy Jim. There was an old post that claimed to be able to import old system tray objects, but I don't think it worked for me, and I can't find that post.
Yeah, some wonky things happen with object position relative to the screen coordinates in 3.5. Same 'movement' problem happens with object.rotation via script, and alignment is also malfunctioning. Very frustrating. These problems are fixed when you make the object a child of another object. (You can also set the parent object transparency to zero and use it as a mask .)