Re: How to define the "sprites" folder

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Posted by KH (84.150.243.65) on September 04, 2006 at 23:13:34:

In Reply to: Re: How to define the "sprites" folder posted by Andrew Jakowleff on September 04, 2006 at 05:43:42:

: : So, the question is: How and where do I have to define the path for the sprites?

: If you have unziped PanoCube.zip in the right way you must have "sprites" folder in the same level as PanoCube.exe. For exaple you have MySprite.mov to embed into a QuickTime movie - first place it in the sprites folder:

: \PanoCube.exe
: \sprites\MySprite.mov

: next edit the line 14 in the Script.txt:
: MySprite.mov # autorotate. 0 = no (default). Place any ...

: Put the edited Script.txt to a source panorama folder to activate it and drag-and-drop panoimage onto PanoCube.exe.

: =Andrew Jakowleff

Thanks,
I didn't unzip the file using the path option.
KH

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Comments:	: : : So, the question is: How and where do I have to define the path for the sprites? : : If you have unziped PanoCube.zip in the right way you must have "sprites" folder in the same level as PanoCube.exe. For exaple you have MySprite.mov to embed into a QuickTime movie - first place it in the sprites folder: : : \PanoCube.exe : : \sprites\MySprite.mov : : next edit the line 14 in the Script.txt: : : MySprite.mov # autorotate. 0 = no (default). Place any ... : : Put the edited Script.txt to a source panorama folder to activate it and drag-and-drop panoimage onto PanoCube.exe. : : =Andrew Jakowleff : Thanks, : I didn't unzip the file using the path option. : KH