Adobe 65036570 Scripting Guide - Page 523

Example This statement sets the movie's tempo to 30 fps: -- Lingo syntax _movie.puppetTempo(30) // JavaScript syntax _movie.puppetTempo(30); This statement increases the movie's old tempo by 10 fps: -- Lingo syntax _movie.puppetTempo(oldTempo + 10) // JavaScript syntax _movie.puppetTempo(oldTempo + 10); See also Movie ADOBE DIRECTOR 11.0 486 Scripting Dictionary puppetTransition() Usage -- Lingo syntax _movie.puppetTransition(memberObjRef) _movie.puppetTransition(int {, time} {, size} {, area}) // JavaScript syntax _movie.puppetTransition(memberObjRef); _movie.puppetTransition(int {, time} {, size} {, area}); Description Movie method; performs the specified transition between the current frame and the next frame. To use an Xtra transition cast member, use the puppetTransition(memberObjRef) syntax. To use a built-in Director transition, replace int with a value in the following table. Replace time with the number of quarter seconds used to complete the transition. The minimum value is 0; the maximum is 120 (30 seconds). Replace size with the number of pixels in each chunk of the transition. The minimum value is 1; the maximum is 128. Smaller chunk sizes yield smoother transitions but are slower. Code 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 Transition Wipe right Wipe left Wipe down Wipe up Center out, horizontal Edges in, horizontal Center out, vertical Edges in, vertical Code 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 Transition Random rows Random columns Cover down Cover down, left Cover down, right Cover left Cover right Cover up