Hollywood forums

It says in the CreateList description: "The disadvantage is that adding or removing items may only be done via InsertItem() and RemoveItem(). You must not add or remove items from optimized lists by modifying the table directly. It's necessary to use the functions mentioned above. " But is...

Yes, this was it, thanks!

Couldn't figure out the name, although funnily, I did check the forum with OnError, but not the Hollywood manual.

I guess by now this OnError has happened, what was the implementation? Im recalling Hollywood had some command to disable crashing on error and instead just continue, but I dont remember this commands name as I by defailt would not use it. Now, however, I exceptionally have one line where I want to ...

I got this very strange bug report, which suggests there could be a bug in Hollywood. Error message: "No Display modes found! File: ... - in Function GetDisplayModes()" I will still confirm this later, to make sure something isnt affecting the monitor number somehow, but i cant figure out ...

I just noticed I had used in some cases something like: Creature = {X=10, Y=10} Function Creature.Move() Creature.X = Creature.X + 1 Creature.Y = Creature.Y + 1 EndFunction Function Creature:Bark() Debugprint("Wof!") EndFunction When I save this as JSON file, and then load it later, will b...

Um, You do know that Hollywood is available in native builds for all kinds of Linux platforms? (x86, x64, arm and even PPC). No need to use Windows emulators, just use the real thing (tm) ;) Oh. Must have been somehow thinking Designer in my head thinking it is only available to Amiga and PC, altho...

I am thinking of making one laptop of mine into a Linux machine. But I wonder how could I use it to program with Hollywood. Anyone here have tips to give? Like, is it called Wine? sound like you could use Linux to run windows software, would that include Hollywood? Or could you run something like Am...

I wonder if it would make sense to have easing commands for Hollywood as standard. I have done my own easing functions, and Allanon has his easing function collection too, but they are so commong thing to use nowadays in games, and I guess you could maybe make them more efficient than my own version...

Good point, forgot it does that.

Going to check if I can take advantage of that, since I have my own custom MakeButton function.

Is there any technical reason that MakeButton Returns the ID as a last thing, as in: ID = MakeButton(NIL, X, Y...) Doesnt it anyway reserve the memoryspace as a first thing, hence it could return it as a first thing too? My question is related to the situation where I would want to use this returned...