Call for Tutorial Topics

[Marian Petrides]

I wasn't so much asking for myself, however, but rather advocating that 
we show some easy whiz-bang stuff to prospective purchaser 
(home/hobbyist/K-12 market).  Seems to me there was a little animation 
tutorial or something in the bundle with Rev 1.0, but I was thinking of 
something that would capture a prospective buyer's imagination (a 
"hook," if you will).

I haven't FTPd in a while but it sounds like there might well be 
interesting stuff there.  (Now where did I dump my copy of Fetch???)

Thanks.

M



On Jul 8, 2004, at 4:15 PM, Judy Perry wrote:

> Marian,
>
> If you want to see some really raw sample stacks the likes of which you
> mention at the end of your post, try seeing if you can anonymous ftp 
> into
> my department's server:
>
> lupus.ecs.fullerton.edu
>
> --> jperryl
> --> public
>
> Try "AdvancedButtons.rev.zip", "ButtonsButtonsButtons.rev",
> "MapStack.rev", "MovingSprite.rev.zip", "Puzzle.rev", "RevAnimEx.rev",
> "Speech-Simple.rev", "StateQuiz.rev.zip".
>
> Unless I fixed it, for ButtonsButtonsButtons the animation doesn't 
> always
> play on openStack, so, if you seem stuck, just use the message box to 
> go
> to the next card until there's some content.
>
> Mind you -- don't peek under the hood unless you are seriously
> entertainment-challenged.  I do not claim this is great scripting.
> They're also works in progress, which means that you may have to access
> cards by using the message box for navigation.
>
> Maybe I'll also take one last look at my master's project (an intro to 
> rev
> with a module on scripting buttons, complete with sample buttons to
> copy-paste into someone else's projects) and upload it as well.  But it
> has that wonky font substitution thing (is it a bug or isn't it?) under
> windows about half-way through...
>
>  Judy
>
>
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