07 February 2014, 00:41 | #1 |
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Animation playback; Help needed!
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I've downloaded a lot of Eric Schwartz's animation from Aminet, and though most of it works fine with the included 'MoviePlayer' some don't... When I try to launch 'A day at the beach', 'The dating game' and 'Quality time' system asks for a flipdisk of some sort... How do I make it run? |
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I have no idea how to do that
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07 February 2014, 00:55 | #4 |
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Have you copied the files onto your HD?
If so where have you put them? |
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Yes all files are copied to :
Games2:Animation:ADayAtTheBeach Games2:Animation:QualityTime Games2:Animation:TheDatingGame1 |
07 February 2014, 01:05 | #6 |
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So you need to open a shell or cli and type in the following
assign FlipDisk1: Games2:Animation/ADayAtTheBeach assign FlipDisk2: Games2:Animation/ADayAtTheBeach Then type in CD FlipDisk1: movieplayer A_Day_at_the_Beach And you should be good to go if my memory isn't playing up |
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Okay it works, but only till next restart... Any way to make this permanent?
I run ClassicWorkbench; could I put it in the assign menu maybe? Last edited by TroelsDK; 07 February 2014 at 01:52. |
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I'm guessing that the other animations will use the same disk names so what you really need is an icon that you click on to load a script and set up the assigns and run the animation.
I'm at work at the moment but I'll download the files later and check what assigns are needed for each one. Then I should be able to create a script for each of them so that you'll just need to double click an icon to run the required animation. |
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I'd be very thankful for that davideo!
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There is a file in your Workbench:S directory called user-startup. If you add the two assigns to the top of this file it will be reloaded everytime you boot into Workbench. The animations should work from then on by just running the movieplayer and the animation will automatically look in the correct place/directory. Once you have one animation working it should be easy to make the same changes to make the others run.
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Or install some assign tool (buckloads of there):
http://aminet.net/search?query=assign I have used at least AssignWedge, AssignZ, MCP for it |
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That's a great idea, only problem is that they can't be assigned to all three at the same time.. If I do that, the first two gives me a 'Movie incomplete' |
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Could you not put them all into the same directory? Call it 'Animations' or something like that?
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They can't be in the same folder, to many filenames with the same name...
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There are three scripts attached to this post. Each of them has an .info file
You need to un-archive the file. Copy each of the scripts with its matching .info file into the correct animation directory. It won't work unless you do because I've cheated on the scripts So Assign_Game goes into the The_Dating_Game Assign_QT into Quality_Time and finally Assign_Beach into A_Day_at_the_Beach When you want to watch one of the animations double click the Assign icon in the relevant folder and then click the animation icon. |
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