You don't need a programmer per say you need a multimedia interactive designer. You'll have a difficult time finding someone who knows Authorware. Look for a Marcomedia Director or Flash developer. You also can look into javascript driven test tools such as Courseware.

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Yea I'm pretty sure Flash actionscript can get that job done well enough, not sure about the specifics about it though.

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what class is this for?

for what you want director is your best bet ill look over what you want when i get home again and ill tell you if i can help


i currently going to school for multi media stuff so this is what i do in school

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Originally posted by SID133 what class is this for? for what you want director is your best bet ill look over what you want when i get home again and ill tell you if i can help i currently going to school for multi media stuff so this is what i do in school

Kick ass, its not for a course, it is for my Masters Thesis. I have to run this experiment and then write about it.


Thanks for the replies.

I'm a Multimedia/Graphic Designer, but I don't like you Boomer kthx nyaaa ;]

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Ive got what you need. Give me a second and ill post a global pause function in actionscript, and also a timer. Youll need to use a movie clip and the

onClipEvent(EnterFrame){} command to check every frame for the 10 minute mark.

I recommend running at at least 15 FPS

GLOBAL PAUSE FUNCTION


_global.gPause = function (sec:Number){
var target:Number;
var time:Number;
time = getTimer();
target = time + (sec * 1000);

do {
time = getTimer();
}while(time < target)
}

[I]You can call this anywhere onbce its been declared with : gPause(10);




ON 10 MINUTES END

onClipEvent (load){
_gloabl.now = getTimer();
_global.target = now + 600000;
}

onClipEvent (EnterFrame){
_global.now=getTimer();

if (now < target){
}
else if (now >= target){
this.gotoAndPlay(LAST.FRAME.NUMBER(OR LABEL).GOES.HERE);
}

}


This one declares global variables when the movie clip is loads on the screen. It then checks to make sure the current time (in milliseconds) is less than the target (startup + 10 minutes) end time. Once the target time is reached or exceeded, The movie clip goes to the last frame, which should have the command:

stop();

This will end the movie.


One thing to note is that if this clip is loaded multiple times, the script will not work. Make sure this movie is only loaded once, and that it is done first.


I blame any errors in my script to extreme exhaustion.


The keyboard thing is a bit harder. Im working with it now.

ok, this should provide a nice scripting base for your Space Bar requirement:

//this will go in your globals layer,
//or in your first loaded movie clip. Either way, make sure it is only executed once!!

_global.StartTime = getTimer();



//this will go in the main stage's movie clip


on (keyPress "{Space}!!These curly brackets are really Greater than/less than signs that dont show up on these forums!!"){
var CurrentTime:Number = getTimer();
if (CurrentTime < (StartTime + VARIABLE)){
//Variable here refers to
//either 3 mintues or 15 second. Remember, getTimer is based on
//milliseconds, and must be expresssed that way!
}
else{
_root.PICTUREOBJECT._visible = true;
//its past the time limit, it shows the picture thing.
//Probably also helpful here would be a
//this.gotoAndPlay(# or label) which would run through
//a predefined period of time before hiding the picture
}




If you need help further implementing it, telling you wtf i mean, or helping in general, pm me.

Last edited by on Feb-04-2005 at 02:43

whoa.

thats freakin sweet. I might wait until I am not under the influence of alcohol to try to implement it.

i appreciate the help.

I just made a few error corrections. Like I said, code may not be fool proof, but should be at least 85% accurate. If you need help with the actual design/implementation, and I have some free time, I will donate to your project in exchange for your help beta testing a flash game i am making this quarter.