I have searched the forums and am unable to find a tutorial or any reference to getting this correct. I have the base, normal/selected all in one image. I have tried .jpeg, .png, and .bitmap so I’m assuming I just don’t get how to set the a-e settings. Also is it possible to have a mouse over if you change the image and add a mouse over in the states.

If my last submission gets added could you please add some text to the description. When I submitted it I was half asleep and totally missed adding two important people. Skarnivorous, and sViz with out them and there script help and the time they took to help me It would not have been possible for me to create it.

For some odd reason when I group a set of objects together they are all moving at the same time, and I’m not wanting them to. The way I use to do it was group them normal so I could have another object to control them but you could still move them independently. Any idea of what I’m doing wrong?

Is there a way to rotate your object 90 degrees every time you click on it?

I just bought DX Pro yesterday and also have Object Desktop as well. I created an animated object with 50 frames, it has Mouse away, Mouse over, and Mouse down function. I used the AniUtil to put the frames together. The Mouse away is just a 360 spin the Mouse over it should just stop, but when I run my mouse over the object it shows all the frames at once across my screen. The Mouse away I have the frames set to 50 and the Mouse over I have the frames set to 1. Any idea what I did wrong or is it just a bug?

Hello everyone. Sorry I have not been around for some time but my medical problems with my back have gotten worse and it has been very hard to do any thing productive. But with the opportunity to redesign the next windows OS. Link
and the cash prize with my portion of the money I could have my back looked at. So with an idea at hand I am putting a team together from different communities. Although I am not going to just hand out my idea for every one to see and take I must say it will be a project like no other and will be very extensive.

I hate to have to put requirements on this but with what it entails I must. The following is a list of what is needed.

Object Desktop
Windows blinds builder
Desktop X
Scripters
Windows media player builders
Voices male and female and any one that can speak different languages is a pulse
Sign language people

I would also like to personally invite Brad and his team to join. Not only would it be a boon to Stardock, Dreamdesign3d, and others but also will need your help in getting another program onboard. Although not a requirement I would like some one to help set up a server for teamspeak so we may talk in voice instead of just e-mail or phone as I don’t have the money for long distant calls all day it would really help out. Well if your truly interested and willing to put the work in then let me know by e-mail, or post in the this forum.

Not that I’m complaining or any thing but I was wondering, some years back I asked what the icon and the Stardock certified meant. I was told in the forum that if you are an employee of Stardock and you create some thing and upload it you get the seal of Stardock. So my question now is, was this a mistake or is there another explanation? The reason I am asking is my CG Shark in the DesktopX Widgets has the Stardock certified seal.
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It tells me I am unable to upload.


Error uploading file: Invalid format

The file : 'C:\Program Files\Stardock\Object Desktop\DesktopX\Widgets\CGShark.exe' is not allowed to be uploaded (Error 1010)

I have also e-mailed asking why I went from level 5 to level 4 and have not got an answer.
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I was wondering if one of you who are proficient in Photo Shop would help me make a few adjustments on a few pictures I have so I can use them in max to create the Hellraiser Puzzle box and then animate it. I know do it your self but I don’t have Photo Shop and Paint shop pro is about to frustrate me into oblivion. I will explain what I need to whom ever would consider helping me.

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