HeheLeff wrote:Sorry, don't understand?
Do you mean the filename is only saved with the stack in that case?
That would be correct, LC cannot read our minds (yet)
To bad One of my test apps is designed like this: A pulldown menu that displayes different tutorials (improvisation, image area and a player).
The code of the pulldown menu is:
on menuPick pItemName
switch pItemName
case "HardRock"
set filename of player "Player" to "./Audio/Aminor/HardRockAminor.m4a"
set filename of image "neck" to "./Images/Aminor/AbluesScalePos1.png"
break
case "Jazz"
set filename of player "Player" to "./Audio/Aminor/SlowFunkJazzAminor.mp3"
set filename of image "neck" to "./Images/Aminor/AbluesScalePos2.png"
break
end switch
end menuPick
(The scales and backingtrack is just there for me learning LC. Offcourse you can use A-blues scale pos 1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and 5... on both a-minor tracks
)As you se the player is loaded with music and the Image Area "neck" is displaying the correct .png. But... LC only export (for the standalone app) the image and audio file that is loaded on the main stack. How come? To clarify... If I select "Jazz" LC is only exporting the current files to the standalone app. If I selct "HardRock" it just export the active files.
This is, by the way, not how I am going to make the app. This is only for learning.
Is there a media-player plugin that don't require the user to install any extra software? Will do some work today about populating fields with info from my subfolders. Would it not be better to use a database (card) that takes controll of all the files that I need to display. I would really like, when making the actual tutorials, to be able to just put my lessons/tutorials (improv...) in a database with the desired parameters and woila!, the database prg move the files to the correct folders. So my idea is just to use a main stac that just display the content of my tutorial. Many others ideas to, but I hope to be able to do this within a year or so.
(puh... hope you understand me. As you see English is not my native language) Thank all of you who are answering and helping me!
