Adobe 65036570 Scripting Guide - Page 957

Example This statement tells the movie to remap the movie's palette whenever necessary: -- Lingo syntax _movie.paletteMapping = TRUE // JavaScript syntax _movie.paletteMapping = true; See also Movie ADOBE DIRECTOR 11.0 920 Scripting Dictionary paletteRef Usage member(whichCastMember). paletteRef the paletteRef Description Bitmap cast member property; determines the palette associated with a bitmap cast member. Built-in Director palettes are indicated by symbols (#systemMac, #rainbow, and so on). Palettes that are cast members are treated as cast member references. This behavior differs from that of the palette member property, which returns a positive number for cast palettes and negative numbers for built-in Director palettes. This property can be tested and set. Example This statement assigns the Mac system palette to the bitmap cast member Shell: member("Shell").paletteRef = #systemMac pan Usage -- Lingo syntax soundChannelObjRef.pan // JavaScript syntax soundChannelObjRef.pan; Description Sound Channel property; indicates the left/right balance of the sound playing in a sound channel. Read/write. The range of values is from -100 to 100. -100 indicates only the left channel is heard. 100 indicate only the right channel is being heard. A value of 0 indicates even left/right balance, causing the sound source to appear to be centered. For mono sounds, pan affects which speaker (left or right) the sound plays through. You can change the pan of a sound object at any time, but if the sound channel is currently performing a fade, the new pan setting doesn't take effect until the fade is complete.