Page turning . . .again

[Richmond Mathewson]

So, Page Curllng can be done on Macs that "are up to it"; which is jolly
nice - especially if you don't know whether all the target Macs you are
building for are up to it. And, all the other computers running other OSs
are out in the cold. Anything this hardware dependent has got to be
thought about extremely carefully before being used in any publically
deployed projects.

Also, Page Curling is not really the same sort of Visual Effect as the old,
slighty corny ones inherited from Hypercard, insofar as the old ones
were transitions between Cards rather than images held on the same card.

In the light of Runtime Revolution's adherence to the stack metaphor,
Card Curling would be a big plus.

Sarah Reichelt wrote:
> On Wed, Apr 29, 2009 at 5:48 AM, Mark Stuart <mstuart at adaptcrm.com> wrote:
>   
>> Hi Richmond,
>> I've been told by Mac users that the page-curling can be done on a Mac,
>> that it is possibly an AppleScript command?
>> To what extent, I'm not sure.
>> I don't have a Mac to investigate that more thoroughly.
>>     
>
> No AppleScript needed - it is a sub-set of the Rev visual effects that
> is available on Macs that have Core Image Effects.
>
> If you can get to Rev on a Mac, in the Rev application folder, look
> for Resources/Examples/Core Image Sampler.rev
> With the Page Curl transition, you need to play with the angle &
> radius settings to get it to curl the way you want it to.
>
> Cheers,
> Sarah
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