Adobe 65036570 Scripting Guide - Page 1032

ADOBE DIRECTOR 11.0 995 Scripting Dictionary Description Movie property; a string containing the serial number entered when Director was installed. Read-only. This property is available in the authoring environment only. It could be used in a movie in a window (MIAW) tool that is personalized to show the user's information. Example This handler would be located in a movie script of a MIAW. It places the user's name and the serial number into a display field when the window is opened: -- Lingo syntax on prepareMovie displayString = _player.userName & RETURN & _player.organizationName & RETURN & _player.serialNumber member("User Info").text = displayString end // JavaScript syntax function prepareMovie() { var displayString = _player.userName + "\n" + _player.organizationName + "\n" + _player.serialNumber; member("User Info").text = displayString; } See also Player shader Usage member(whichCastmember).shader(whichShader) member(whichCastmember).shader[index] member(whichCastmember).model(whichModel).shader member(whichCastmember).modelResource(whichModelResource).face[index].shader Description 3D element, model property, and face property; the object used to define the appearance of the surface of the model. The shader is the "skin" which is wrapped around the model resource used by the model. The shader itself is not an image. The visible component of a shader is created with up to eight layers of texture. These eight texture layers are either created from bitmap cast members or image objects within Director or imported with models from 3D modeling programs. For more information, see texture. Every model has a linear list of shaders called the shaderlist. The number of entries in this list equals the number of meshes in the model resource used by the model. Each mesh can be shaded by only one shader. The 3D cast member has a default shader named DefaultShader, which cannot be deleted. This shader is used when no shader has been assigned to a model and when a shader being used by a model is deleted. The syntax member(whichCastmember).model(whichModel).shader gives access to the first shader in the model's shaderlist and is equivalent to member(whichCastmember).model(whichModel).shaderList[1]. Create and delete shaders with the newShader() and deleteShader() commands.