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Planimate can play media files from within a database. It achieves this by extracting the files into a directory called PL_Media under the model working directory. | |||
When a media file which is not in the working directory is first selected in a Paint-Video object, Planimate offers to copy it to the model's database. If this option is cancelled,Planimate will maintain a HARD full path spec reference to the media file instead. This will make it awkward moving the model but may be useful in a fixed setup/demo if media is being played from a CD-ROM. | |||
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Latest revision as of 16:20, 12 January 2008
Planimate can play media files from within a database. It achieves this by extracting the files into a directory called PL_Media under the model working directory.
When a media file which is not in the working directory is first selected in a Paint-Video object, Planimate offers to copy it to the model's database. If this option is cancelled,Planimate will maintain a HARD full path spec reference to the media file instead. This will make it awkward moving the model but may be useful in a fixed setup/demo if media is being played from a CD-ROM.
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