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button functionallity not working with "wait for cue point" in tempo
I am creating a CD-ROM presentation for a client with a slides and audio tracks. There are 42 slides each with there own audio track. There are buttons to go from slide to slide, forward and back. The buttons have a rollover, "go to" script and a cursor change function attached. I have a "wait for cue point" in the tempo channel to wait for the "{end}" cue point after the audio file is finished, then it goes to the next slide. When I attach this function to the tempo channel, the rollover and "go to" scripts dont work, but the cursor change does.
Has anyone seen this problem, and if so, how did you fix it?
Is there a way to use a custom script to perform the same thing, without using the tempo channel?
Please Help!
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JB #2
Re: button functionallity not working with "wait for cue point" in tempo
Yea, any of the tempo channel settings 'put the processor to sleep' it's
better to use a score script to replace the tempo channel function,
here's a quick one that might work. (done from memory hope prop names
are right) put your
on exitFrame
if sound(1).currentTime < sound(1).member.duration then
go to the frame -- loop here until done
end if
end
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