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Well, the “On the Spot” books are a bit primitive from my POV (telling from the one I had in hand here at my local international book shop) – if you read the manual carefully and have searched the web for certain questions including the forums here at the COW I don’t see any reason to get them. You won’t learn much from them. It’s really merely a loose collection of tips and tricks. As for JavaScript – that really depends on what you are trying to do. All of them explain the basic principles and syntax well enough, but most of them focus on web design, databases, sevlets, Flash integration and that sort of things. The best books are from O’Reilly and Addison Wellesley but they are also the most expensive ones.
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Well, the “On the Spot” books are a bit primitive from my POV (telling from the one I had in hand here at my local international book shop) – if you read the manual carefully and have searched the web for certain questions including the forums here at the COW I don’t see any reason to get them. You won’t learn much from them. It’s really merely a loose collection of tips and tricks. As for JavaScript – that really depends on what you are trying to do. All of them explain the basic principles and syntax well enough, but most of them focus on web design, databases, sevlets, Flash integration and that sort of things. The best books are from O’Reilly and Addison Wellesley but they are also the most expensive ones.
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June 10, 2005 at 4:03 pm in reply to: Expression help, incrementing a variable in an expression ???What are you using so far? Normally a while() loop with a min and max range compared to time should take care of that. Not really sure what you’re trying to achieve. BTW, you could calculate the speed, but that’s even more complex than trying other methods ;o).
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June 10, 2005 at 4:03 pm in reply to: Expression help, incrementing a variable in an expression ???What are you using so far? Normally a while() loop with a min and max range compared to time should take care of that. Not really sure what you’re trying to achieve. BTW, you could calculate the speed, but that’s even more complex than trying other methods ;o).
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Set your Output Range to “custom”. No expressions required (this time)
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Set your Output Range to “custom”. No expressions required (this time)
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Kinda cool ;o).
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Kinda cool ;o).
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I’ll take some more looksies at it tomorrow at work where I have broadband, but one thing I definitely don’t like: the navigation. If the invisible labeling is intentional, it is (pseudo-)stylishness in the wrong place and even worse than my hardly readable eroded headlines on my website (yeah, it’s intentional and has a message there). And why the exaggerated resolution recomendation? not saying your site should look good on a cell phone, but not everyone has big screens even today. Imagine a potential client (big boss with lots of bucks) trying to look at your website on his highend small screen sub-notebook. He will be scared away…
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See the Trapcode forum.
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