hi...

is there any sites or do any of you have archives of button graphics? i am working on some in Photosop 7 but wanted some ideas from you guys..

also can you put animations in or maybe even a simple screen saver?

these are all noooooby questions so my apologies for all of you that have read posts like this a million times...
i will no doubt find this all out when i actually sit down and mess with it...

Simple animation accomplished by Jumping to multiple panels, each panel containing a different frame of an animation sequence.

Animated GIFs or the like are NOT directly supported.

See the sample 'DefaultFancy' PCF supplied with the TSU7000 software for some very good examples to achieve .

If you have a TSU3000, then you won't have this PCF (unless you download the 7000 software).

Lyndel

[quote] Simple animation accomplished by Jumping to multiple panels, each panel containing a different frame of an animation sequence.
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im just been thick here... i dont understand the concept here... as i said i havent actually sat and had a serious play with one yet...
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i have just looked at some elses remote set up and i see what you mean i just create individual buttons and put them in sequence
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i have the marantz rc5400....
are the TSUmodels your refering to the pronto remotes?

This message was edited by davidstephens100 on 04/19/04 11:36.

yes, the 3000 is equivalent to the 5400 the 7000 is the colour version (RC9400)

BTW for quotes, add | followed by a space at the beginning of the line

Animation is a series of still pictures that are each displayed for a short duration. Just like hand-drawn cartoons... Make yourself a series of still pictures that when run together will simulate motion. Once the pictures are done, make each one a page in your config. In the actions for the first picture's page, set it to jump to page 2. On page 2, set the action to jump to 3, etc. You can also insert other actions and delays to affect the desired look. I use animations to do a windows-style progress bar. Interspersed between animation pages, I have IR actions and delays to make both the animation and macro execution smooth and timely. Practice and trial & error will be your best teachers.