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JayPro wrote:Which OS are you running in? It runs fine for me in OS X Panther.

I'm having the same problem.
OSX.1.8, I think.
G-Force v 2.6.8
No Whitecap (yet).

Exactly what's the name of the file I should use at the "Choose Engine" thingy?

To be honest I don't know but why don't you try a smaller mpeg then? Why do you need a 50mb one?? Some little teeny MPGs usually seem to work. I really need some big ones; eventually, I see G-Force as visual support for my musical act. The visual graphic support presentation for a few particular so...

No one?

{pout}

When G-Force 2.6.6 comes out (less than a week), use a script like: That'd be as close to PERFECT as one could ask (for the money)! It appears that I may have been looking at scripting dox from a way older version of G-Force... or is the fortcoming scripting language syntax that radically different...

I have a collection of sprites in the following directory: /G-Force/Sprites/(Non-Auto)/SongX The files are named 00SongX.jpg, 01SongX.jpg... all the way up to 20SongX.jpg Now, suppose I wanted to create a script like "CTRL X.txt" that would randomly display all those sprites in that directory. It se...

I wrote a script, which returns the mssg, "Error opening movie". I'm assuming that "movie" refers to the file "movie.mpg". I tried to run this G-Force script (in version 2.6.5) accompanied by a particle file to define it's behavior (whereas as nothing happened - G-Force ran like like before I starte...