Old 2nd January 2005, 05:14   #1
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i tried to co-ordinate the texer ii and the ssc but alas!failed miserably.could someone hellp me out here?
anyway it worked 2 my advantage in the second one.Would make a pretty good base for a preset or so i think
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Old 2nd January 2005, 08:03   #2
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umm change the rotation values to the same maybe?.......

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Old 2nd January 2005, 08:16   #3
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To mattfury:
shut the fuck up, you cannot make anything yourself, this was no help you have offered. he asked for syncing rotation, he will get the help for it cause we do know that is his problem.

To varun-mark:
the solution is dead easy. so is the cause why it doesn't work.

you assigned random values to "p" in each renders. what you don't know (i assume you don't because you made the mistake), is that every render generates its values independantly. so there are two values generated randomly. thats why there can be 1 and 2 and 1 and 1 and so on.

solutions for the problem:
1. easiest is to use possibilities of the regXX features of avs. you store the rotation of one scope (or texer2) in regXX (this can be reg00-reg99 and is used in scopes, texer2s, DMs and movements), and then recall the value in other scopes.

Don't change anything else, just type this into the first render's per frame section:
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t=t+.03;
p=(p-pp);
reg01=t;
reg02=p;



and then in the other render into per frame:
code:

t=reg01;
p=reg02;



it should work like a charm. the other solution is to assign not random values, but music values to variables, because they have the same value in every effect. write this into both render's onbeat section:
code:

pp=0.1*getspec(0.1,0.1,0)



hope this helped.

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Old 2nd January 2005, 15:53   #4
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thanks hboy.it worked out pretty well,also gave me the idea for this one.what do you think?

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Old 2nd January 2005, 16:08   #5
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no fear of what? anyways, not bad preset, nice pseudo-3D you have made. boring after 20 seconds, but a nice try
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Old 2nd January 2005, 19:33   #6
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Ditch the text and you've got a very nice component. Drop a load more stuff in there with it, and it'll rule. Maybe throw a sphere in the middle, like a rings of Saturn kinda thing maybe?

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Old 3rd January 2005, 00:39   #7
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yes.bit i couldn't make any great looking combo for it'stoney,so i put it up with some trash text.anyway,working on it though,hope 2 put it up soon for your visual pleasure
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