Hollywood forums

It's always a bit difficult when you have some knowledge with other languages,I keep messing syntaxes from Matlab, C++ an Hollywood all the time...

hello my dear bugala how are you ys i simply would like to display some 30 or more images as this starttimer(1, 400) displaybrush(1, 0, 0) stoptimer(1) starttimer(2, 400) displaybrush(2, 0, 0) and so on thanx a lot stéphane If you just want to bluntly wait why not use wait(). For simple waiting thi...

Updated R²Z, Bewegungsdetektor and Räuber & Beute recently.

Here's a rather Windows related issue... When i compile a program for Windows, save it on usb stick and put that stick to a Windows computer it just runs that program w/o complaining. But put on my website and trying to download Chrome (or is it Windows itself? or McAfee?) tells me it's a suspicious...

Added a link for the 68k version. Updated the program a bit to V0.5, still a bit to do (processing results more in depth) on my list to reach 1.0. Have used that test (V0.4.2) in some biology classes for teaching now. It's quite nice to see a room full of computers running your self written program....

Another small program added. It's rather simple and only half ready.

R²Z
A software to measure the times required to react to different visual stimuli. A simple data evaluation is also included.
more: http://via.i-networx.de/R2Z/about.htm

Sounds pretty amazing and cool. Is there anything that is not doable with Hollywood now? MUI, Data base, GL, multimedia engine - wow, the possibilities are andless. Now it's really up to us Hollywood users to actually deliver more content. I will try to provide my share.

You don't need a button. You always know all positions of your sprites (actually they do have precise coordinates) and you know the position of your mouse by MouseX() and MouseY(). Now you only need to check whether your actual pointer coordinate is within the coordinates of one or several sprite (s...

Is the screen large enough to accommodate the display? Remember that on OS3 windows cannot be moved outside of the screen's boundaries. MorphOS and OS4 support this feature, but on OS3 it's not possible. So on OS3 your screen needs to be at least 1424x581 pixels in order to accommodate such a windo...

Hi, I wonder what a 68k binary does different with opendisplay() than MorphOS or Windows. @DISPLAY 1, { X=#CENTER, Y=#CENTER, borderless=True, width=800, height=300, noclose=True, Color = #WHITE } @DISPLAY 2, { Title = "Window 2", X=10, Y=10, width=560, height=540, hidden=True, Color= #WHI...