multi framed graphics

Sebastian,

The most important parameters to get right (you can see all of these
in the Inspector for the pictctrl object):

Snap Size to Picture (should be checked)
Control Type (Dial in your case)
Dial Has Clicked Image (probably off in your case, unless you added
it manually post-Knobman)
Dial Number of Images (number of frames you rendered with in Knobman)
Has Image Mask (probably off in your case, unless you added it
manually post-Knobman)
Has Inactive Image (probably off in your case, unless you added it
manually post-Knobman)

Hope that helps,
Dan

At 5:11 AM -0600 6/17/08, sebastian wrote:
>Some of you might recall a previous discussion about making custom knobs ect..
>
>for those of you who missed it , thanks to Dan Nigrin who directed
>us towards programs like 'knobman'
>
>Now my question is (I hope I don't embarasse my self)
>
>I have created several muti-framed graphics knobs (dial) ,
>
>when loaded in max via ie:Pctcontrol
>
> I get my graphic but with all the 32 instances (frames) of my knob
>
>how do I get my graphic just to be 1 knob and responding correctly
>to the apropritae instance of the frame

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