Welcome to E15:oGFx, and Happy 1234567890!
Just in time to celebrate unix epoch time 1234567890, Buza and I have finished a new website to host E15:oGFx.
The site features our first public binary in the download section, E15:oGFx ALPHA 001, a small collection of examples and tutorials to get you started, and a gallery of advanced scripts in the featured section.
We also spent the last few minutes before unix epoch time 1234567890 posting a few improvised E15:oGFx scripts inspired by the occasion to E15:WEB.
This is a demonstration video we put together a couple of months ago:
February 17th, 2009 at 9:57 pm
Great news! I am excited to play with this stuff.
I’m having a little trouble with the tutorial though, particularly navigation. It seems I am getting errors like “name ‘onRight’ is not defined” and so on when I try to use the keys to navigate like you prescribe. Any suggestions?
February 18th, 2009 at 1:12 am
Hey Brento, I’m happy you’re trying this out. Can’t wait to see what you do with it. Navigation should be straightforward. Dragging the mighty mouse scroll ball around [ or dragging with the two finger gesture on your trackpad ] should let you experience some natural navigation [ zoom and horizontal panning ]. Furthermore, pressing “command” or “shift” while you scroll the ball [ or drag two fingers in the trackpad ] should give you further directional control [ vertical panning, tilt and roll ].
The errors you are getting in the console [ NameError: name 'onRight' is not defined ] occur when you press the “left”, “right”, “up” or “down” keys, because those are reserved for you to write your own methods for them, for example:
def onRight():
doSomething()
return
Look at the “featured” section for some examples on how to do this. We forgot to describe those methods in the api…