HyperStudio Stack Scope

[richmond62]

Using the HS Demo 5.2 I was able to copy-paste all the constituent images into GIMP and export them as PNG images: which is more than I could do with . . .

[richmond62]

These are the resources I extracted using HS Demo 5.2:
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boxBack1.png (1.81 KiB) Viewed 618 times

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boxBack2.png (8.43 KiB) Viewed 618 times

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boxFront.png (138.47 KiB) Viewed 618 times

[richmond62]

lid.png (63.43 KiB) Viewed 616 times

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mummy.png (26.53 KiB) Viewed 616 times

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stone.png (25.69 KiB) Viewed 616 times

[richmond62]

tut.png (28.12 KiB) Viewed 616 times

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What was ungettable at was a Movie clip:
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Of a woman who kept popping out of the coffin looking for her shampoo.

SURELY a 'scope' thing is meant to be used to, among other things, extract components from a HyperStudio stack so one can reconstruct it in an xTalk IDE.

[Hutchboy]

Hi Richmond,

When I circle back to HyperStudio Stack Scope for the Mac I will rev it to handle movies in the spirit of continuous product improvement. I moved on to HyperStudio Stack Scope for the Apple IIGS but for some reason it is giving me some trouble. Also started a SuperCard Stack Scope app.

I did expect these utilities would be of use by XTalk developers for various purposes.

- Mike

[richmond62]

Well, not only should it extract movie and audio clips, it should also be able to identify and extract all images: as at the moment all that really happens is it shows screen shots of constituent cards.

[richmond62]

OK, back with HS Demo on MacOS 10.7, and I CAN copy a movie file: the problem is where to paste the thing.

[richmond62]

If you change the SUFFIX of an HS stack from .stk or .stack to .zip you can simply extract ALL the resources including movie and audio clips.

On MacOS 10.7 via the Terminal an unzip command was sufficient without changing the suffix.