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6.0.1

https://github.com/livecode/livecode-ide/tree/develop

Though, oddly, contains the Splash imagery for LC 9 and other stacks.

I must say I do like the sort of semi-turquoise of the 'Community Plus' splash:
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It's like Community but

but you pay for it?

Almost all references to Community Plus have been carefully expunged.

AND almost inevitably, poking around in the Wayback machine I confirmed that some people are so slack they cannot even check their spelling:
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WHY would any self-respecting teacher pay for a supposedly educational course when the vendors cannot even spell 'Parallax' correctly?

Stack players of a certain vintage:

https://web.archive.org/web/20160303225 ... scription/

Hindu stacks:

https://web.archive.org/web/20120805182 ... de/stacks/

Here's something I found in LC 4.5:
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This may be a later version of the same stack:

www.maxvessi.net/livecode/public/revanimation.rev

Every time you make a change in a stack, you can create an animation frame. The animation builder collects all changes in a timeline and creates an animation.

Just trying to wrap my head around this.
Does it only apply to paint objects?
What I wondered about is how it tracks the changes and how it stores the properties of everything to recreate later.

Such a shame this was dropped, but can it be brought back into oxt?
Having something to reliably set the FPS playback of animations is something I've always wanted in LC / OXT.

I have just found that the revanimation stack is included in the Open Source 6.1 version, so there should be no copyright problems.

The problem is that I cannot find out how to use the thing:
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HOWEVER,tangentially: https://www.maxvessi.net/livecode/public/
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Here's a folder containing an image sequence derived from an animated GIF:
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Inside RunRev 2 there is a file called "mmb.svg" and if you open it with GIMP it opens like an LC stack, and when you click on the 'OK' button it opens the SVG image in GIMP:
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richmond62 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 13, 2023 9:18 am if you open it with GIMP it opens like an LC stack

I think that's just gimp's raster import window, where it changes the vector SVG to a fixed resolution bitmap.