flash
I've been looking at various flash vs. quicktime threads, and from that
it seems that no access to on-screen or script interactivity is or will
be supported in qt, not even through 3rd party qt components.
So, flash is basically dead & gone in jitter (unless you're prepared to
run earlier versions of qt/jitter)?
Mac OS 10.5.4, MB pro, Max 5.0.4
> So, flash is basically dead & gone in jitter (unless you're prepared to
> run earlier versions of qt/jitter)?
as far as i know.
might be time for someone to make an external using gameswf:
http://tulrich.com/geekstuff/gameswf.html
you should be able to load swf files via jweb.
-ben
wich I indeed tried, but it wasn't clear to me how I could access flash
screen and script information from within max?
lars
Ben Bracken skrev:
> you should be able to load swf files via jweb.
>
> -ben
>
>
I'm have successfully use [flashserver]. Many thanks for it to Olaf Matthes!!
Just send to Flash long lists with parameters and parse it.
Think all info's you can get here:
http://www.nullmedium.de/dev/flashserver/
Sorry for bad english %)
Flashserver is fantastic but I have often wondered if it's possible to run
full actionscript files from within jitter.
Tom
2008/9/9 outoff
>
> I'm have successfully use [flashserver]. Many thanks for it to Olaf
> Matthes!!
> Just send to Flash long lists with parameters and parse it.
> Think all info's you can get here:
> http://www.nullmedium.de/dev/flashserver/
>
> Sorry for bad english %)
> --
> www.asyan.ru
>
yep! as I can understand )
I'm going to say no, it's not, and I'm not entirely sure why. The flash examples included with jitter have never worked for me so I assumed that it was a change in flashplayer or quicktime (or both) that killed it.
Flashserver and Actionscript 2 are elegant and as far as I'm concerned the only way to go.
I'm talk not about opening swf in jitter[jit.qt.movie], I'm means using [flashserver] to send any parameter what you want and receive them in action script, ANY without exception, what you want is what you get! It works in both sides!
^_^
look at [flashserver] example!!
ps I'm use it with WinXP
Quote: emailtomflint wrote on Tue, 09 September 2008 14:47
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> Flashserver is fantastic but I have often wondered if it's possible to run
> full actionscript files from within jitter.
> Tom
>
> 2008/9/9 outoff
>
> >
> > I'm have successfully use [flashserver]. Many thanks for it to Olaf
> > Matthes!!
> > Just send to Flash long lists with parameters and parse it.
> > Think all info's you can get here:
> > http://www.nullmedium.de/dev/flashserver/
> >
> > Sorry for bad english %)
> > --
> > www.asyan.ru
> >
>
>
>
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This was the post I was responding to. Someone asked if you could run a swf in jitter. That's what I was saying 'no' to.
I agree, Flashserver is the best way to use Flash with Max/Jitter.
^_^
Think Flashserver it's one way (
I saw FLOSC, but not experimented with it. Have no more knowledge about ActionScript ))))
Flashserver allows two way communication and is robust, useful and simple.
I have used it across a number of pieces of work and am a big fan.
2008/9/12 outoff
>
> ^_^
> Think Flashserver it's one way (
> I saw FLOSC, but not experimented with it. Have no more knowledge about
> ActionScript ))))
> --
> www.asyan.ru
>
Yep! I'm to very joy with it.
But anytime have Max crash, when I close my application.
Close all clients not helps.
Also many problemms in god damned Vista.
So it works and it's great. Thanks to Olaf!
Hiya Jitterlist!
I'm just want to say about my errors with work with Flashserver.
Long-long time I have crashes of ntdll.dll on WinXP pro, and long time can't fix this error. But not some time ago I've re-build main patch that send data(longlonglong list - over 500 elements length), and can fix this problemm.
Just enytime I'm sending 2 messages to [flashserver] at one time, when it happens - 90% I've crashes!!
!!!All messages must be send serially!!!
Hope it helps to fix bugs if you have this troubles )))
Cheers!