Linear Owner Alignment
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From: Harry B. on 28 Nov 2009 03:14 Hello, with vo28sp3 linear owner alignment seams to work fine now. I could creat amazing results! But how to find the best fitting values for factor and divisor? When giving the corresponding VO example a try I couldn't do anything other than try and error until now. Did someone has experiences with this, and can lead me the right way, please? TIA, Harry B.
From: Geoff Schaller on 28 Nov 2009 05:18 What do you mean Harry by factor and devisor? "Harry B." <bongoplayer(a)gmail.com> wrote in message news:heqm59$o57$1(a)news01.versatel.de: > Hello, > > with vo28sp3 linear owner alignment seams to work fine now. I could > creat amazing results! But how to find the best fitting values for > factor and divisor? > > When giving the corresponding VO example a try I couldn't do anything > other than try and error until now. > > Did someone has experiences with this, and can lead me the right way, > please? > > TIA, > Harry B.
From: Harry B. on 28 Nov 2009 06:56 Well, I think I mean the same as the online help does. Your question inspires doubt ... <scnr> Harry B. Geoff Schaller schrieb: > What do you mean Harry by factor and devisor? > > > "Harry B." <bongoplayer(a)gmail.com> wrote in message > news:heqm59$o57$1(a)news01.versatel.de: > >> Hello, >> >> with vo28sp3 linear owner alignment seams to work fine now. I could >> creat amazing results! But how to find the best fitting values for >> factor and divisor? >> >> When giving the corresponding VO example a try I couldn't do anything >> other than try and error until now. >> >> Did someone has experiences with this, and can lead me the right way, >> please? >> >> TIA, >> Harry B. >
From: Geoff Schaller on 28 Nov 2009 18:15 Let me be clearer in my question then: SHOW US THE CODE <g> I think we've asked you this numerous times. You are using some method and parameter I am unfamiliar with so I want to see what you are doing. I don't have any problems with linear alignment so I am trying to work out what you are doing. I certainly don't use the extended mode of OwnerAlignment evolved by Sven Ebert (if that is what you mean) and I wonder why you need it. The standard defines are usually good enough. But if you are using this then again you will have to show us the code in nice, simple terms so that we can see what you are doing. Again, produce a small example with a handful of controls on a dialog and show us what you mean. You do realise that the "best" results are going to be trial and error don't you? So when you ask us for the best way to find the best results, how can we help if you don't show us what you're doing in the first place? Geoff "Harry B." <bongoplayer(a)gmail.com> wrote in message news:her35s$t7g$1(a)news01.versatel.de: > Well, I think I mean the same as the online help does. Your question > inspires doubt ... <scnr> > > Harry B. > > Geoff Schaller schrieb: > > > What do you mean Harry by factor and devisor? > > > > > > "Harry B." <bongoplayer(a)gmail.com> wrote in message > > news:heqm59$o57$1(a)news01.versatel.de: > > > > >> Hello, > >> > >> with vo28sp3 linear owner alignment seams to work fine now. I could > >> creat amazing results! But how to find the best fitting values for > >> factor and divisor? > >> > >> When giving the corresponding VO example a try I couldn't do anything > >> other than try and error until now. > >> > >> Did someone has experiences with this, and can lead me the right way, > >> please? > >> > >> TIA, > >> Harry B. > > >
From: Harry B. on 29 Nov 2009 03:44
Let's talk about the VO example (as mentioned in my initial posting): - Samples\OwnerAlignment\OwnerAlignmentLinear.AEF - METHOD BtnToggle(lProp) CLASS MainDialog - oDCMLE4:OwnerAlignment := PTR(_CAST, 0x12231200) - oDCMLE5:OwnerAlignment := PTR(_CAST, 0x14132423) How can I find the best fitting hex numbers? --Harry B. |