Jim Lesurf
2024-04-29 10:00:02 UTC
Just in case anyone has missed it:
!Composition is available again. Now on "!Store".
Andrew Rawnsley announced this at the Wakefield Show.
At present it is an old version which works OK for many simple tasks of
composition on a modern machine. But may need an emulator of an older
generation for other tasks which call scripts. However the intention is
that this can now be tackled and new versions will have less need for
emulation, etc.
I've been re-exploring old versions and files and been surprised by finding
just what it can do via its 'composcript' functions which let the user
program it to do all sorts of tasks. From automating animations to acting
as a dynamic 'presentation' program with on-screen action buttons, etc!
Jim
!Composition is available again. Now on "!Store".
Andrew Rawnsley announced this at the Wakefield Show.
At present it is an old version which works OK for many simple tasks of
composition on a modern machine. But may need an emulator of an older
generation for other tasks which call scripts. However the intention is
that this can now be tackled and new versions will have less need for
emulation, etc.
I've been re-exploring old versions and files and been surprised by finding
just what it can do via its 'composcript' functions which let the user
program it to do all sorts of tasks. From automating animations to acting
as a dynamic 'presentation' program with on-screen action buttons, etc!
Jim
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