Good morning everyone, I am having problems with saving files as a txt, my application is with the following settings:
Build API:32 or 31
Minimum Android version: 5.0
Target android: 12.0
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Good morning everyone, I am having problems with saving files as a txt, my application is with the following settings:
Build API:32 or 31
Minimum Android version: 5.0
Target android: 12.0
Could you post this in the Android sub-forum please? Also explain what you do and attach a MFA example. Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by alexandro2504
Encounter this bug with Mouse control Movement type.
I have two Movements
Movement #0 is Static
Movement #1 is Mouse Controlled
Even when Movement #0 is active, it gets overrided by the mouse control.
Even when the object is deleted it saves the mouse control movement, hides the mouse and locks me inside the exe.
example MFA
As we all know that when creating objects, scope will be updated for users to initialize it.
But if we create several instances of one object in one event, the scope is only updated once the first time.
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachmen...20/unknown.png
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachmen...78/unknown.png
Never noticed this before cause I usually use fastloops to create objects, don't know if it's by design or just an issue.
Separate create events is a temporary solution.
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachmen...24/unknown.png
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachmen...84/unknown.png
Will the Active Direct Show Object support Alpha channels soon?
I noticed playing webm/mov files with alpha shows up black. if this ever gets added it will definitely help..
this is with Media Foundation with DirectX 11 btw.
I can't make it work, not sure why, sorry...Quote:
Originally Posted by Tyrexchip
@Yves
Is any news for the MP4 video play object for all platforms? I'm waiting for it for 3 years. You can put it in clickstore as high pay too.
No, we didn't look at it yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by MEHRDAD
That's not what's happening there, it did scopped the created instances, in fact, it scoped BOTH instances.Quote:
Originally Posted by defisym
On each created object, it adds to the scope list, it doesn't override it, meaning that what you're seeing is the fixed value of the first scoped instance.
To see both, you would need to run a For Each loop or reset scope somehow, for example using that trick of running a fast loop in between the actions.
Here's the two ways:
https://i.imgur.com/K7mhbSB.png
https://i.imgur.com/D9YkmaB.png
Neither of these approaches will list the existing objects, only the ones that just been created will be listed.