Where can I find out how to do the animation script?
Friday, November 15, 2002 by Keila | Discussion: WinCustomize Talk
I am really enjoying making cursors and am now working on a new one. I would really like some info on animation script and the more advanced cursor xp " the one you pay for".
Thanks for any help, Keila
Thanks for any help, Keila
Keila
Reply #3 Friday, November 15, 2002 2:18 PM
Reply #3 Friday, November 15, 2002 2:18 PM
I lookied over that page yesterday but did not find anything on animation script. I am going to order cursor xp plus though.
Koasati
Reply #4 Saturday, November 16, 2002 10:08 AM
Reply #4 Saturday, November 16, 2002 10:08 AM
You're right......... no info on animation scripting anywhere, that I can locate other than this......
"What's new in CursorXP Plus 1.09
- Scriptable animations: this makes now animated CXP cursors even more powerful.
You can pass an image with needed frames as usually, but now you can define
a script that describes the sequence of execution. The sequence is made of
"tokens". A token can be one frame an interval of frames. Each token has its
own timings, so you can vary the time interval of the animation per-frame.
This also makes repeating frames in the bitmap to make it stay in certain
frames useless, so this will also save memory.
- Several core improvements. It should be happy now with most or all games.
- 'Hide pointer while typing' now should work perfect with CursorXP.
- New option: 'Hide pointer after xx seconds of idle time'. That is, Cursor
auto-hide on long idle time, not only on typing.
- Now the CursorXP cursor is used while dragging objects around the shell.
- Support for animated Trail Followers."
That's in the readmetxt......... no information in the PFD..... maybe you can get some info in the newsgroup.
news://news.stardock.com/stardock.cursorxp
"What's new in CursorXP Plus 1.09
- Scriptable animations: this makes now animated CXP cursors even more powerful.
You can pass an image with needed frames as usually, but now you can define
a script that describes the sequence of execution. The sequence is made of
"tokens". A token can be one frame an interval of frames. Each token has its
own timings, so you can vary the time interval of the animation per-frame.
This also makes repeating frames in the bitmap to make it stay in certain
frames useless, so this will also save memory.
- Several core improvements. It should be happy now with most or all games.
- 'Hide pointer while typing' now should work perfect with CursorXP.
- New option: 'Hide pointer after xx seconds of idle time'. That is, Cursor
auto-hide on long idle time, not only on typing.
- Now the CursorXP cursor is used while dragging objects around the shell.
- Support for animated Trail Followers."
That's in the readmetxt......... no information in the PFD..... maybe you can get some info in the newsgroup.
news://news.stardock.com/stardock.cursorxp
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Reply #1 Friday, November 15, 2002 2:03 PM