Ok I would like to make an animated background, like shapes and colors folding, but i cannot put objects on top of the AVI's i import into MMF, or TGF. Is there a way to do fancy screen saver like stuff easily in MMF? I noticed one guys had some cool things flexing, and expanding... how does one do this stuff?
also... I would like to put my mp3's into my project, but i see absolutely no mp3 support. I tried DMC2, and i cannot understand how to load a file for the life of me.. is there an easier way to use MP3's or other compressed audio formats?
I hope this makes sense and gives you an idea of what i am thinking of.
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28th July, 2004 at 11:40:30 -
Flexing, and expanding? Sounds like math, ugg.
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well ok, even with math how could you create shapes that are flexing and expanding and changing colors... you know similar to those found in Windows Media Player, or Winamp Visual plugins? What Extension or Object will allow me to do this in MMF?
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Try Overlay redux from www.bumderland.com .... It can draw lines and stuff, and with a bit of work/formula you should be able to create what you want...
Well really it depends on what he wants how complex it is. if he just wants simple polygons, and multi colored lines or whatever, it should be simple. If he wants a big spinning wormhole with lightning zooming across it, i should say it would be harder.
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is there an easier way to use MP3's or other compressed audio formats?
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