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<0> i want more patrol for lower prices!
<1> I want my MTV
<1> well.. no.. I really don't anymore
<2> I know that flash can interact with PHP, but I have the particullar task: I want a frame that opens on the web page, and it must be scalable from php
<2> is it possible ?
<2> so I can give some parameters/write to flash file the size 80x80 and the frame will open and rise to 80x80 cols
<1> I_v0: You can send a variable to flash like so: src="some.swf?var=1"
<1> I_v0: PHP can provide that variables information and you can use the variable inside flash to adjust the size as needed
<2> ominous well, I generally know that this is possible, but where could I find a person which can do it for me - NOT for free of course
<2> Becouse I live in a small city where I can't find person trained in flash
<2> (I'm more a biusnessman than a flsh programmer - in fact I *used to know* C)
<1> If you need someone to do it then you can certainly ask (as you have) and perhaps someone will help you.
<2> ominous ok, another question, where from I should start reading to perform this particular task... ?
<2> (***uming I have no idea about Flash language)
<1> I would download a trial of flash and use the built-in tutorials, all of which are designed for your purpose.
<1> www.macromedia.com
<3> yeah they are pretty good
<1> Often you can get a project done within the 30 day trial if you don't need to use flash for anything else ;P
<2> ominous ok, I understand there'll be problems to run Flash under Linux.. ?
<1> Nothing terribly predictable or consistent. It's been said that it seems to run on WINE, though slow.
<1> If you're serious about Flash development then you should consider getting a platform that it natively supports of course..
<2> ominous I'll see what I can do with Flash under Linux - there can be done some recompilation of kernel/programs (compilator can speed up the apps even more when compilation is done properly) so there are things that actually can be done to make it work faster
<1> With sufficient hardware it should be tolerable but compile times will be quite high and stability is always up in the air. It barely keeps itself running on Windows or MacOSX, let alone emulation.
<3> runs fine in OSX
<4> hey gkmotu
<4> are you there?
<2> on last - the program can be disasemmbled put through a filter and ***embled again under Linux - but there's no guarantee that it will even compile sucesfully and time to disasemble and once again ***emble is.... _huge_
<1> eight: I have 14 CDROM MMCD projects that are all heavyweight that would make you think otherwise on that comment ;)
<1> My designers here absolutely refuse to use windows ;), it's OSX or the highway
<3> umm
<3> MMCD?
<1> multimedia CD
<3> oh hah
<1> a CD designed to showcase something
<3> yeah i know now... it was so obvious
<3> and yes... everything i have ever done dont come close to being considered heavyweight
<3> just the bill =)
<1> $50,000-$250,000 CDROMs
<3> so i must agree with your comment
<3> lol
<3> even my bills arent heavy weight
<1> not the highest budget
<1> but up there
<3> most i have done was a nice cdrom for 25k
<3> it was so simple...
<3> i luagh at them
<3> laugh
<3> i love flash cause it can take a very boring static webpage and make it zoom even when minimal... and it looks like its then worth a million bucks
<4> i once sold 2 128MB blocks for 1.600EUR, and they were 10 years old
<1> We hire the dude that used to do all Disney commercials and does all the Best Buy audio centers (was in Slap Shot the movie), etc to do all the voice-overs.. We have to craft tons of video showcasing different aspects of the products.. Tons of PDFs, lots of data sheets, trial software, yada
<3> jeeeesh
<1> 2-4 month development cycle
<3> thats not heavyweight
<3> i think thats more on the super heavys
<1> most of it is easy, the hardest part is getting the clients to give us pre-made copy that they've already approved.. the approval process of every element is painful
<3> tell me about it
<3> this person has to ask this person and so forth
<3> for days/months/years
<3> "you get my memo?" crap
<1> big chains of commands in large companies and yeah, several people need to get their **** together to get these done
<3> which is why i refuse to work in a corp
<1> I'm in a small company myself.. I prefer that also ;)
<1> Less political BS
<3> yeah
<3> less hair ripping
<3> i work from home, which is real cool. outsource if needed.. but nothing beats smokin a blunt and opening up flash or photoshop and getting paid to do it
<1> everyone at my company loves what they do though.. makes a big difference.. nerf fights and random musical instruments are picked up sporadicly.. it's crazy working for a creative firm
<1> lolz I'd never get anything done
<3> u sound like you work at fi
<1> fi?
<3> fantasy-interactive.com
<1> ah
<3> wrong url
<1> probably not quite as fun as that place sounds ;)
<3> but they had an application online...
<5> heh
<3> haha people bouncing around
<3> mad cool
<4> http://www.fantasy-interactive.com/
<3> thnx
<3> click on the grow with us link
<3> lol
<1> I like the style of the site.. fairly original tile work
<5> was just about to say i hate it
<1> can't help but think the navigation could be better though
<6> well, i figured out how to get my 320gig drive to show up right
<6> finally
<1> buy another 320gb drive? ;D
<7> you plugged the cable in?
<3> lol
<6> people said stuff like "update windows to sp4" or "update your bios"
<1> you realized it was FAT16?
<6> all it needed was that stupid ****in lifeguard tools that western digital seems to love
<5> where are the busty women bouncing on balls ?
<5> uhm, not like that ;)
<1> like what then
<1> O.o
<6> windows 2k just doesn't like anything over 137gb
<2> Hey that page - fantasy.. - firefox has problems with her - that www opens only in a half!
<3> heh
<1> I have a 250GB maxtor in win2k that works fine, no external drivers
<6> then lucky you
<1> NEENER
<6> my WD doesn't
<1> it's probably a caviar ><
<8> i think it depends on service packs
<6> indeed
<6> Caviar SE
<6> it was the best for the price
<1> only WD I ever liked was what's in this bitch right now.. dual 74GB WD raptors
<6> among the OEM drives that is
<9> HONOLULU, HI, US 02/15/2006 9:34 A.M. OUT FOR DELIVERY
<6> haven't used a raptor
<9> Items shipped on February 13, 2006:
<9> Delivery estimate: February 21, 2006 - February 22, 2006
<9> you're mad, amazon, mad !!!
<6> you gonna be ok there, rndb
<6> with a question mark at the end
<1> 10K SATA Raptors are frikin rediculosly quick.. nice bandwidth and the low seek time and RPM makes the performance peak out over any drive aside 15K SCSI
<1> best bang for the buck
<7> can anyone think of a way to make the butterflies here seem more natural?
<7> http://www.robmaric.com/dev/tbe/imagoloader.html
<7> more importantly the big butterfly that shows up after 10 seconds
<6> i love SATA
<6> it's some good stuff
<6> next best thing to scsi
<1> just tame down their desire to turn left/right a bit but otherwise they're pretty damn good
<7> cool, thanks
<1> one thing that might help with the illusion that they're in space/time is airflow.. their wingspan makes them completely dependant on wind speed and if they all get 'blown' to the side a bit, it might represent the way they blow in the wind
<7> haha yeah i thought about that too... but it starts to get a bit too complex for how much i can be bothered
<7> does the way the big butterfly at the end land look stupid? thats the bit im worried about
<1> the last butterfly is what drove home the left/right comment.. it seems to move left/right evenly (symmetrical=unnatural)
<1> I'd move it around similar to how the other butterflies 'play' together
<7> ah yes, thats a result of only having the frames rendered of the butterfly from 1 angle..
<1> every time they flap their wings though, they should slightly bob up/down.. right now it doesn't seem to affect them
<7> i did also render a cycle of the butterfly turning in 3d while it flaps its wings, maybe ill work that into there
<7> so it looks like its really turning in 3d
<7> thats true.. hmm
<1> I'd have to consider at some point if what you're doing is going to be worthwhile anyhow ;). If it's the main attraction on what you're doing or if you simply insist on having the best, then go for it.. Otherwise you might better utilize your time elsewhere
<10> mmm - quaker strawberry chewy yogurt .... :P- - - --- -
<11> hi ho heroo
<11> im here now
<7> good point
<11> movAX13h
<4> hey
<11> hey :)
<4> are you busy?
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