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Ok, looks like you're mixing 32-bit and 64-bit binaries. Hollywood Designer can currently only compile for 32-bit Linux so you also need to use the oggvorbis.hwp plugin for x86, not for x64. 32-bit programs can't load 64-bit plugins and vice versa... Oh, boy... Thou must kneel before the King of St...

Please open a shell, cd to the directory where you put your compiled program and then type total 13256 drwxrwxr-x 2 ocean ocean 4096 juli 8 15:08 . drwxrwxr-x 8 ocean ocean 4096 juli 8 13:03 .. -rwxr-xr-x 1 ocean ocean 256152 okt. 28 2016 oggvorbis.hwp -rwxrwxr-x 1 ocean ocean 13307008 juli 7 02:32...

Ok, I think I understand what's wrong here now. It doesn't matter what it says during compiling, you still need to install oggvorbis.hwp on Linux too because Designer doesn't automatically link plugins into executables. So you need to download the Ogg Vorbis plugin for Linux, place it in the same d...

Can you check if oggvorbis.hwp (on Linux) has execute permission set? If it doesn't have execute permission, Hollywood can't load it. You can also check if Hollywood has correctly loaded the plugin by looking at its output at program start.... does it say "Loading plugin oggvorbis.hwp...failed" or ...

Just some diagnostic questions: Did you test the Ogg Vorbis file in another player? What exporter did you use to do the file conversion? Was the conversion done on a custom Windows program where binary mode affects line endings? I used Audacity on Linux to export the ogg file. And it plays fine the...

I've converted a rather significantly sized wave file to an ogg file, but when exporting the project to Linux it won't run. It ran perfectly with the wave file though. I've installed the ogg vorbis plugin and it runs fine in Designer. Is there something else I need to do?

It works beautifully now! Thank you!!!

I tried adding Stop Action to the menu items at Mouseclick, before the next page loads, thinking that would solve it. But with the same result. It cannot find the scrolling text layer.

I guess have to use this system then to create the text: screenwidth = 640 scrollspeed = 100 y = 200 SetFont(#SANS, 50) CreateTextObject(1, "my text to scroll", {color=#BLUE}) WidthOfText = GetAttribute(#TEXTOBJECT, 1, #ATTRWIDTH) x = 50 + screenwidth DisplayTextObject(1, x, y) Local layerid = GetA...

If there's a string value it says it expects a number. If I put 1 it says it cannot find that particular Text object/ Layer.