Very nicely done Scott - I particularly liked the inspired 'jiggling' to
preserve image quality :)
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Awesome! Scott..thanks
"Until we get built-in easing effects in the engine (needed
desperately)"
I tend to set the bar a bit low on the eye candy (to the consternation
of some)
since I convinced that the message is more important,
Assuming the production values are not "rancid" then if
In the past I’ve used QuickTime VR for projects such as this.
You can zoom in and out, fly around a very large map or image, click on nodes
to go to other maps. All very, very nice.
Except, now QT is now being put out to pasture, and the tools to create the VRs
are hard to come by.
Peter Bogda
This was a fun little challenge. Try this stack via your message box
(3.8MB download):
go url "http://www.tactilemedia.com/download/map_zoom.livecode";
Click the map to zoom, click again to zoom out.
Until we get built-in easing effects in the engine (needed desperately),
I¹m a big proponent of
