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    Default MIAW shape


    Does anyone know how to use a mask to change the displayed shape of the
    stage. I know this is possible as I have seen it before - just can't
    remember how it was done and whether it was a miaw or the actual main movie.

    Thanks


    Jonathan Hall Guest

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  3. #2

    Default Re: MIAW shape

    In DirMX 2004 the easiest way to change the shape of the stage is to click on
    the stage window, and then look at the property inspector. You should see a
    Display Template tab. On that tab you can select the mask for the stage.

    ExploreLearning Guest

  4. #3

    Default Re: MIAW shape

    You can set the windowType of a miaw to a bitmap member acting as a
    mask, test it with a projector. Migot work the same for (the
    stage).windowtype, I don't recall.
    JB Guest

  5. #4

    Default Re: MIAW shape

    In "old school" lingo you can do (put, set...you make the call)

    put (the stage).appearanceOptions.mask
    put (the stage).appearanceOptions.dragRegionMask

    but now you can do it with a bit more flare

    put _movie.stage.appearanceOptions.mask
    put _movie.stage.appearanceOptions.dragRegionMask



    ExploreLearning Guest

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