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Hi i saw this awesome menu at flashstar and i downloaded the source fla file.
The problem is: I cant get the script to work in koolmoves :(
Would be greate if anyone could help me :) Thanks in advance:
The menu:
http://www.flashstar.de/tutlist/redi...2Ffsradial.zip
anyone?? please :P
I will look at it tonight. But I am no expert here. Sometimes flash 8 is forgiving when using old syntax for an "AND" statement but not in koolmoves. I did see that this fla is a old flash 5.
do you only want the tree menu or the hole thing??
the rotating menu :D
ok ill try and make it for you 2morrow im tired now its 11:24 pm at night.
iv got some good news and some bad news first the good news iv finished the tree menu and every thing is working realy good now for the bad news you will haft to wait till wilbert uploads it to koolExchange because i posted it there so every one can enjoy it it took me ages like 30 minutes. Hope you like it =).
It's ready to go.
(I beat Wilbert to it) :)
arrg =) thanks for uploading it.
You uploaded it I just approved it. Looks good by the way.
Nice port :thumbsup:
:D Very good Bret :DQuote:
Originally Posted by blanius
If not it would have taken much longer since it was the middle of the night here when it was posted.
Nice contribution Alex.
For your information, Bret is right. I'm not the only one who can approve a contribution for download. Quite a few times one of the other mods approves a contribution. :thumbsup:
It does help that we are in different time zones too..... Wilbert's posted is time stampped 1:07 am on my screen.....
yours is 7:10 blanius =)
nice 1 Alex
:yikes: Really? says 1:10pm here.....Quote:
Originally Posted by this.Alex
What a world wide community it really is eh?
I Love that.... I used to play chess with a guy in Australia all the time.
Our time is before aussie were 2 hours a head of au so if it is 4pm in au its 6pm here. I think were the first to start a brand new day out of all the countrys. The bad thing about that is if you have a mate in america and you live over here if you call them throught the day you will proberly wake them up and vice versa =)
You should all set your clocks to our time here in England, the home of time, where the Grenwich meridian sets the standard for all the World. By the way its 19.08!
Isn't this the same as iceland? Besides, why not set the time to a warmer more inviting climate then the cold UK, Iceland area? :p Someplace were the sun shines most of the time. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Stoke Laurie
Isn't this the same as iceland? Besides, why not set the time to a warmer more inviting climate then the cold UK, Iceland area? :p Someplace were the sun shines most of the time. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Stoke Laurie
Anyway for me its GMT - 7 hours = my time.
19:08 - 7 = 12 noon ;)
We got time coz we invented it!, until us, people kept missing things, and they didnt know by how much!
by the way it's 22.57 proper time!
nah, its 00:06 :P and remember - 15° = 1h, so 1° = 4 mins :P
Yep but its summer for me Mum in Australia, thats just wrong!
Yea its summer for me in NZ =)
Hi Stoke, while pride in the Empire's achievements is justifiable, times have changed, so to speak.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stoke Laurie
Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) replaced Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) as the World standard for time in 1986. UTC is maintained by the International Bureau of Weights and Measures in Paris (BIPM). I guess I'm one of the older people here, because I remember reading about the outrage in England when the change was made. As I recall, Greenwich Observatory couldn't afford to maintain its aging atomic clock.
Even though the standard is maintained in Paris, today the UTC is based on the average of atomic clocks located around the world (I guess averaging out fluctuations due to local gravitational effects, Earth's rotation, et.al.). At times there is as much as a second difference between GMT and UTC, as the UTC uses "leap" seconds to compensate for these effects.
Ever country has a department of standards that determines the source of their official time. In the US, this is the US Naval Observatory (USNO). The USNO is one of the contributing entities to the BIPM's determination of UTC. UTC is the basis for 24 hour clock (Zulu Time) used by the US military.
There appear to be different atomic clock time standards, specific to fields of research in physics and astro-physics. But I won't get into that.
Researching stuff on the internet is so easy, I almost wish I was back in school :). BTW, I'm in time zone -8:00 (daylight savings time, come spring it changes to -7:00, Pacific Standard Time in the US). And happy New Year. :D
Peter
I guess this is why I was late to work this morning :pQuote:
Originally Posted by pherbrick