Hi again,
Back last millenium I used to use a great piece of software called mTropolis which was very like Revolution in many ways. One great function was being able to create tools to add to the standard toolset and have them work like plugins. Is there a way to do this in Revolution? For example I'd like to do something like this:
on mouseUp
move the selectedObject of stack "myOtherStack" to random 100,100
end mouseUp
Any help would be much appreciated.
Best
Jim
Custom Revolution tools
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Hi Jim
There are many plugins for Rev, all helping in many ways. But I personally don't quite understand:
You can get your prob sorted with straightforward code, without the need for any sort of plugin, one way might be:
Hope that's been of some help to you.... 
There are many plugins for Rev, all helping in many ways. But I personally don't quite understand:
Perhaps it's my age...create tools to add to the standard toolset and have them work like plugins

You can get your prob sorted with straightforward code, without the need for any sort of plugin, one way might be:
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on mouseUp
put random(100) into tUpDown
put random(100) into tLeftRight
set the location of me -- or graphic "SuchandSuch" -- to tUpDown,tLeftRight
end mouseUp

The "problem" is that Rev is made with Rev itself. As you could quite simply add a button to the iconbar or toolbar yourself, there's not much incentive for RunRev to add a special way to do additions.
There is a plugin menu item under the development menu, but that's mostly a library loading place.
There is a plugin menu item under the development menu, but that's mostly a library loading place.
Various teststacks and stuff:
http://bjoernke.com
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Tools in Rev are a snap: just make whatever you like and store it in your plugins folder.
In Rev, see Development->Plugins
In Rev, see Development->Plugins
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