I thought it was fun...

[jpdrolet]

The joy of scripting.

[LAVA 1.0 Content]

QUOTE (jpdrolet @ May 29 2008, 02:36 AM)

The joy of scripting.

Nice example....

and only with scripting, we can watch what you have done

[orko]

QUOTE (jpdrolet @ May 28 2008, 05:36 PM)

The joy of scripting.

I understood how you were advancing the sequence, but it took a little bit for me to realize how you were "moving" the main deco around (because you weren't)

Pretty cool! :thumbup: Now to animate http://forums.lavag.org/LAVA-NIWeek-T-Shirt-Design-Contest-t10793.html&view=findpost&p=46305' target="_blank">Michael's masterpiece...

[Ton Plomp]

QUOTE (jpdrolet @ May 29 2008, 01:36 AM)

The joy of scripting.

Hands down, entertaing and creative

Ton

[Yair]

And what's nice is that the sequence structure is actually designed to look like film.

[Michael Aivaliotis]

Michael Aivaliotis - "Two thumbs up." :thumbup:

[pretender]

QUOTE (jpdrolet @ May 29 2008, 08:36 AM)

The joy of scripting.

It's a so interesting example. I like it!

[Gabi1]

Very cool! great creativity

Could be a great tric to confuse those who wants to look at the code, without knowing enough LV:

They would run it with open diagram to see... the actual horse(power) in the engine!

[JiMM]

That's the first VI that I have seen people praise someone for their use of a stacked sequence structure :thumbup:

Nicely done.

[Val Brown]

QUOTE (JiMM @ Jul 6 2008, 02:11 PM)

That's the first VI that I have seen people praise someone for their use of a stacked sequence structure :thumbup:

Nicely done.

ditto, ditto...you get the point!

[Kurt Friday]

Cool, very clever :thumbup:

[Norm Kirchner]

1 1/2 thumbs up from the Captain :thumbup:

Very hypnotizing

[jcarmody]

The joy of scripting.

 

Does anybody have this file?  I recall seeing it a long time ago and I want it again.

 

Thanks,

Jim

[Sparkette]

Does anybody have this file?  I recall seeing it a long time ago and I want it again.

 

Thanks,

Jim

 

I imagine it was something like this.

(warning: uses a private method to keep it in one VI, and in a manner I doubt was intended, so it might crash under certain circumstances. I feel it's fine in this case since this is just for fun, and nothing critical.)

 

animation.vi

[Sparkette]

Actually, turns out that particular scripting action works even when the VI is running, so I didn't need to use Fake Exec State. Here's one that's 100% safe to use.

 

animation.vi