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Animated prints?
Edman:
How do they work? Are they prints made in gifs? Or what.
GenaralSkar:
You mean like this?
If so, relays and setprint event.
MegaScientifical:
If you're thinking of the animated prints on my server, it's some few years old code I threw together which packages setPrint. If a certain one of a set is set, it will start cycling through the entire set continuously. Not releasing that, at least not unless someone better respected could check over it for efficiency, although I don't have problems with it.
--- Quote from: GenaralSkar on December 08, 2011, 11:35:37 PM ---You mean like this?
If so, relays and setprint event.
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I made the first public setPrint, and Plornt made his own version after I asked him about porting mine up. I've heard that neither of ours seem to work if you have custom prints, and Plornt almost never talks to me so I can't get him off his ass to fix that.
Plornt:
--- Quote from: MegaScientifical on December 08, 2011, 11:45:49 PM ---If you're thinking of the animated prints on my server, it's some few years old code I threw together which packages setPrint. If a certain one of a set is set, it will start cycling through the entire set continuously. Not releasing that, at least not unless someone better respected could check over it for efficiency, although I don't have problems with it.
I made the first public setPrint, and Plornt made his own version after I asked him about porting mine up. I've heard that neither of ours seem to work if you have custom prints, and Plornt almost never talks to me so I can't get him off his ass to fix that.
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omg sorry, I actually made a different script where you put images in a folder and it generates one print that starts a loop, looping through those images in that folder in their named order. No events and very easy to use
ShadowsfeaR:
--- Quote from: Plornt on December 09, 2011, 12:23:24 AM ---omg sorry, I actually made a different script where you put images in a folder and it generates one print that starts a loop, looping through those images in that folder in their named order. No events and very easy to use
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Sounds lovey. Do want.