george scripts

malcooning · Post by **malcooning** » 08 Feb 2007, 13:05

can someone please some George scripts here?
the tvp manual mentions some clock.grg, button Z.grg, Zsurface.grg and others. Can these maybe be posted up?

cheers,

Asaf

ZigOtto · Post by **ZigOtto** » 08 Feb 2007, 13:42

amazing!
did you really read the manual, Asaf ???
is that new? ...

Post by **TVPaint** » 08 Feb 2007, 13:59

@Zig : Maybe he just jumped to the section that was interesting to him :p

@Asaf : I asked Hervé to put some in this section

fabrice_ · Post by **fabrice_** » 08 Feb 2007, 14:43

@ Nicolas,

Wait a minute, I have a panel made with some grg scripts a few weeks ago.

Zig wrote:amazing!
did you really read the manual, Asaf ???
is that new? ... Laughing

@ Zig,

tsss ... IMO, it is a cool manual and everyone should read it completely ...

fabrice_ · Post by **fabrice_** » 08 Feb 2007, 15:34

Here it is : unzip and copy the "George" directory into :
C:/program files/TVPaint Animation (Pro)/
Applications/TVPaint Animation (Pro)/

The custom panel allows to test some scripts.
It is a bit rough, and some buttons in the panel does not work. (some scripts are very old ...)
If you want, you can clean the panel, change the icons and rectify the scripts.

malcooning · Post by **malcooning** » 08 Feb 2007, 15:50

ZigOtto wrote:amazing!
did you really read the manual, Asaf ???
is that new? ...

yeah, right.

TVPaint wrote:Maybe he just jumped to the section that was interesting to him

getting warmer...

fabrice wrote:IMO, it is a cool manual and everyone should read it completely ...

I agree. I particularly like the light and unofficial approach in the writing. seriously. I do.

Thanks Fabrice for posting your panel. I'm going to check it...

fabrice_ · Post by **fabrice_** » 09 Feb 2007, 14:03

malcooning wrote:I agree. I particularly like the light and unofficial approach in the writing. seriously. I do.

Maybe the unofficial approach of the writing was due to the translation from french into english ... Anyway, I'm happy that you enjoyed it.

Thank you for sharing your impressions regarding the user-manual, I don't often have comments from english-speaking users !